Neighborhood Values

An Official City of Houston Report

Tuesday, October 21, 2014
1:00 PM
Palm Center Training Room
5300 Griggs
Houston, we have a problem!
A new study by City of Houston compares neighborhood
market values and show problems of neighborhood
inequality.
Come learn:
What are Houstons high and low market value
neighborhoods?
How bad is neighborhood inequality?
How do neighborhoods rate and compare to each other?
Explore with TOP and city leaders solutions to conditions in
our neighborhoods
Presents a Community Chat Series:
Please RSVP to Tarsha Jackson -- tjackson@organizetexas.org or call 832-289-2370
October 21st - Neighborhood market values and neighborhood inequalities
November - Environmental hazards in Houston neighborhoods
December - Displacement and gentrification
January - Neighborhood school investments and performance
February - Hazardous buildings, substandard housing and code enforcement
March - Neighborhood flooding and city public services
April - Impact of highways and public transportation on Houston
neighborhoods
May - Does land use planning, covenants and deed restrictions protect
neighborhoods
June - TIRZ, TIFF and funding for neighborhood improvements
July - Housing and community development and public housing
August - Historical city government policies in African-American and Hispanic
neighborhoods
September - Housing discrimination
This event kicks off a year of monthly "community
chats" hosted by the Texas Organizing Project
(TOP) on the challenge of fair housing and
neighborhood equality in Houston's
neighborhoods of color.