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Rebecca Schuetz

Rebecca Schuetz

Real Estate and Housing Reporter at Houston Chronicle

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Recent Articles

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Houston homelessness is at a crossroads as funds run out. How advocates hope to head off a spike.

Houston's homelessness strategy has long depended on infusions of federal disaster funding. As those run out, the coalition looks to outreach and partnerships.
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Houston spent millions for public housing to have AC. What went wrong?

The Houston Housing Authority bought AC units for tenants who sweated out brutal summers. A year and millions of dollars later, many units lie uninstalled.
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After hackers stole 38 GB of Houston Housing Authority data, securi...

The agency's board voted in a special meeting to upgrade its security systems. Staff, residents and venders will be notified of the breach.
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Houston Housing Authority was victim of a ransomware attack, agency...

The Houston Housing Authority was victim of a ransomware attack on Sept. 22, the agency said in a press release.
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Houston to open a 'city-sponsored encampment' for homeless people

"The homeless in public space is just not going to be acceptable," Mayor Whitmire said. Details about the plan will roll out soon, according to his office.
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What will new flood maps mean for Houston homeowners?

FEMA will release its new flood maps in spring of 2025. That means many more families in Houston will be required to purchase flood insurance.
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Tenants say leaks at HHA-owned building, which began in spring, sti...

Tenants say leaks began at the Houston Housing Authority-owned complex this spring. In September, the roof still awaits repairs as a new tropical storm forms.
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HHA is selling site of notorious failed effort to build affordable ...

HHA is selling site of notorious failed effort to build affordable housing
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Houston to refile dismissed tickets for feeding homeless, which Tur...

After judges dismissed eight tickets to Food Not Bombs volunteers for providing free meals to those in need without permission, the city said it would refile.
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Houston issued over 1,400 tickets to homeless for 'encamping' in 20...

The city has been clearing public land of encampments by giving those living there housing. But keeping it cleared means a rising number of tickets.
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Houston Endowment gives $15M to groups fighting homelessness, calls...

The philanthropic foundation called on others to fill a 'funding gap' as COVID-era federal dollars wind down.
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Turner halts affordable housing tax breaks, saying Houston Housing ...

Mayor Sylvester Turner sent the Houston Housing Authority a stern rebuke Thursday...
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Harris County awards $4M so lawyers can keep giving free counsel to...

Harris County Commissioners Court threw a lifeline to attorneys providing free services...
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After backlash in high-income Tanglewood, Houston pauses affordable...

After a ritzy neighborhood learned the Houston Housing Authority had plans to add...
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$10 million program to address youth homelessness launched in Houst...

Houston launches expanded effort to address youth homelessness with a $10.4 million HUD...
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Texas COVID-related renter protections extended with new court order

Hours before pandemic-era eviction protections were set to expire, the Texas Supreme...
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Houston’s I-45 expansion is paused. Nearby residents in the freeway...

Plans for expanding Interstate 45 in Houston have officially been paused for over a year. People living in the wider freeway’s proposed path are still being displaced.
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They were worried their rent would rise, but nonprofit Avenue has k...

The new owner was Avenue, an affordable housing nonprofit — and the purchase marked a...
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As prices rise, Settegast tries to protect fragile state of homeown...

Settegast is among the neighborhoods just north of I-610 where development is accelerating...
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Humana fined $700,000 for not offering enough specialists in 3 ... ...

The Texas Department of Insurance fined Humana $700,000 for providing inadequate care in...