Brace Park Single-Family Affordable Housing Development
Houston
Summary
A 110-unit project in Near Northside — 108 income-restricted units — moved one step toward state tax credits. A resident flagged missing sidewalks to transit and the area's food desert status.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 3
Rising — discussed at 4 meetings since Sep 15, 2026, up from 0 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
No city funds are requested; the resolution creates no financial obligation for the city.
Low- and moderate-income families earning 30-70% of area median income seeking housing in District H.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Press Conference: "Boulevard 61 Ribbon Cutting" - Oct 27, 2026
A new 100-unit affordable apartment community opened on the Richmond corridor, with 90 units serving households earning 30%-80% of area median income and about 80 units already leased. It replaces what neighbors feared would become another nightclub or gas station.
Houston City Council Session - Oct 21, 2026
A 110-unit project in Near Northside — 108 income-restricted units — moved one step toward state tax credits. A resident flagged missing sidewalks to transit and the area's food desert status.
Consolidated Council Session - Oct 7, 2026
Council approved land agreements and $3.5 million in TIRZ funds to build 144 single-family homes, with 89 designated as affordable housing, at 10301 Stella Link Road.
Housing And Affordability Committee - Sep 15, 2026
The city is partnering with City Choice Homes to build a 144-unit mixed-income neighborhood on Stella Link Road, providing much-needed for-sale single-family homes in District K.
Related development
Hays Street Apartments
Adds deeply affordable housing to Near Northside, though a resident noted the site lacks sidewalks to transit and sits in a food desert.
Brace Park
Brings new single-family housing options to District K with significant public-private investment.
Hayes Street Apartments
Expands affordable rental housing options in District H.
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