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10/23/2026

Parts of Greater Houston are still sinking.

Some of the fastest subsidence is happening around Katy, where communities are still transitioning away from the groundwater pumping geologists say is driving the problem.

08/01/2026

A new partnership is going door to door in Kashmere Gardens, helping families protect inherited homes before title issues put them at risk. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/housing/article/heirs-land-and-legacy-kashmere-gardens-legal-aid-22337542.php?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

05/07/2026

NO MORE WAITING: Houston is officially moving from a complaint-based system to proactive enforcement for apartment safety. 🏢⚖️

The City Council just passed a landmark Apartment Inspection Ordinance aimed at cracking down on "high-risk" landlords. Instead of waiting for a tenant to report a problem, the city will now take the lead—holding owners accountable for mold, structural issues, and unsafe conditions before they become a crisis.

Mayor Whitmire and city leaders say the goal is simple: ensuring safe, dignified living conditions for all Houstonians.

What do you think? Will this finally force "slumlords" to clean up their act?

03/05/2026

02/26/2026

02/12/2026

The Administration & Regulatory Affairs Department (ARA) provides a wide variety of administrative services to the City of Houston’s departments, such as 311 service request routing, payroll processing, asset disposition, citywide policy management, internal mail services, records management, and ...

02/05/2026

The Houston Association of Realtors is making headlines over its decision to not include flood risk information directly on home listings after pushback from its members.

01/21/2026

That Styrofoam cup from your next Whataburger meal could save you future headache down the road by protecting your pipes: http://www.khou.com/article/weather/whataburger-cups-protect-pipes-texas-freeze-2025-true-or-false/269-478f07ea-8476-4f2b-8e5e-5372a5ba64cd?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KHOU_11_News

09/10/2025

In eight years, builders in the Greater Houston area put up 65,000 new properties, including 57,000 homes, inside flood zones. Experts say these numbers show how Houston’s relentless push into new suburbs has overlooked flood risks, putting tens of thousands of families in harm’s way.