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Applications to the city’s rental assistance program have been closed since February. Council members voted this summer to reup the program with about $3.6 million in funding.
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Council members voted Thursday on a resolution requiring landlords to divulge monthly and one-time fees. Council is expected to finalize the new rule next summer.
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Lots of new apartments and fewer people moving to the area means the average price of rent in Austin has continued to fall.
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Low interest rates and a rise in the number of people moving to Austin made building apartments during the pandemic profitable. Now, there's less money to be made.
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Residents who live in public housing pay roughly a third of their income toward rent.
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Experts agree there’s not a one-stop shop for comprehensive rent data. But there are some things to keep in mind when you're confronted with a spectrum of city rent prices.
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While rents in Austin have typically increased by up to 5% each year, this past year they have risen nearly 20%, according to some numbers.
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The court's six conservative justices said the CDC exceeded its authority by issuing the two-month pause on evictions in much of the country.
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The City of Austin and the local public housing authority received 10,738 applications for a slice of $1.2 million the city put aside to help people…
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Here’s a statement that will shock very few in Austin: The city is becoming increasingly harder for renters to afford.That’s according to an annual report…