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Other developers are also getting into the mixed-income housing market. For example, Lee Zieben of the Zieben Group is building a four-story, 350-unit workforce apartment complex called Residences at Hardy Yards on a 45-acre former railyard site just north of downtown Houston.

Houston’s Learning Curve It’s one of the most diverse, one of the poorest and one of the best public school systems in the country. But there’s still a lot of work to do. Read Article with Photos at Politico.com “HISD has a lot of good intentions,” says Adeeb Barqawi....

After Hurricane Ike ravaged Houston in 2008, the Bayou City received an unprecedented $265 million in federal disaster relief funds to rebuild. The city of Houston decided to allocate part of that money toward new apartment projects that can spur redevelopment in key...

A multifamily developer has purchased a prime piece of real estate near downtown for a new luxury apartment project that the city of Houston hopes will revitalize the neighborhood. Lee Zieben, an award-winning luxury homebuilder-turned-apartment-developer, plans to...

Three struggling Inner City submarkets identified as “community reinvestment areas” by the City of Houston Housing & Community Development are getting quite the boost—$2.3 billion of public and private investment.