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Home Bank expands affordable housing in Houston with new 31-unit project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Home Bank, alongside Bread of Life, Inc. and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas, opened the Knowles-Rowland House in Houston. This new project is a 31-unit permanent supportive housing development designed for individuals exiting homelessness. The initiative received support through a $500,000 Affordable Housing Program grant awarded by FHLB Dallas via Home Bank.

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The project utilized grant funding from the Affordable Housing Program, strengthening efforts to provide long-term housing opportunities. This type of development contributes to housing stability and addresses needs within the Houston area.

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  • Home BankProvided support for the affordable housing initiative in Houston.
  • HoustonLocation where the 31-unit housing development was opened.
  • Harris CountyCounty where the housing expansion takes place.

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