Basis Radar

Texas affordable-housing markets

County-grain view of Texas: properties with a capital event (LIHTC year-15, affordability expiration, HAP contract expiration, or debt maturity) inside 24 months, alongside each county's public gap-funding posture. Every column is source data — no composite scores.

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CountyPipeline propertiesUnits Local HOME FY26Local CDBG FY26 Undrawn (live)
Harris 45 4,447 $15.4M $45M $136.7M
Dallas 26 3,502 $8.2M $24.4M $67.2M
Bexar 29 2,415 $6.3M $16.5M $45.7M
Travis 20 1,572 $3.9M $10M $1.7M
Tarrant 20 1,563 $6.1M $16.2M $45.7M
Cameron 15 1,495 $1.2M $3.8M $2.8M
El Paso 19 929 $2.7M $6.3M $23.2M
Wichita 8 734 $346,456 $1.2M $4.5M
Montgomery 6 550 $10.7M $29.7M $90.2M
Jefferson 6 510 $796,585 $2.4M $5.2M
Williamson 6 491 $4.1M $10.5M $6.3M
Galveston 2 436 $273,108 $1.2M $3.1M
Lubbock 3 426 $1M $2.2M $5.3M
Hidalgo 4 422 $2.4M $12.3M $22.3M
Denton 7 384 $9.4M $25.6M $75.1M
Orange 4 370 $317,919 $1.4M $2.9M
Nueces 7 355 $1.1M $2.7M $11.1M
Guadalupe 3 350 $1.2M $2.4M
Angelina 5 321
Collin 4 319 $6.7M $19.6M $60.7M
Brazoria 3 310 $470,874 $2M $6M
Ellis 4 299 $572,423 $1.9M $4.3M
Randall 3 268 $674,523 $1.6M $3.9M
Smith 2 268 $298,486 $723,761 $2.4M
Victoria 2 255 $540,141 $664,687
Bowie 2 242 $370,547 $495,290
Midland 3 233 $364,056 $2M $3.4M
Kaufman 3 223 $5.1M $13.8M $47.8M
Ector 2 216 $364,056 $961,008 $2.1M
Potter 2 216 $674,523 $1.6M $3.9M
Taylor 2 204 $480,471 $865,179 $2.6M
Grayson 2 192 $583,177 $584,475
Calhoun 2 190
Webb 2 184 $966,208 $2.9M $6.4M
Burnet 2 160
Hopkins 2 160
Hays 2 154 $3.3M $8.3M $1.9M
Harrison 1 150 $316,623 $1M $2.6M
Val Verde 2 128
Henderson 2 124
Lamar 2 124
Liberty 2 120
Montague 3 108
Atascosa 3 106
Matagorda 1 100
Uvalde 1 100
Coryell 1 96
Fort Bend 2 94 $11M $30.1M $94.7M
Bell 1 92 $585,208 $2.2M $775,279
Hardin 1 80
Limestone 1 80
Milam 1 80
Nolan 1 80
Parker 1 80 $2.8M $7.2M $20.1M
San Patricio 1 80 $1.1M $2.7M $11.1M
Howard 1 76
Jack 3 76
Gillespie 1 74
Waller 1 74 $9.9M $25.8M $80.6M
Houston 1 70
Nacogdoches 1 70
Anderson 2 64
Hemphill 1 64
Moore 1 64
Young 1 64
Gaines 1 60
Kleberg 1 60 $1.1M $2.7M $11.1M
Lampasas 1 58
Johnson 1 56 $2.8M $7.5M $20.1M
Walker 2 55
Bee 1 54
Brown 1 50
Gonzales 2 49
Hutchinson 1 48
Kendall 1 48
San Jacinto 1 48
Wise 2 48 $2.8M $7.2M $20.1M
Frio 1 46
Gregg 2 46 $316,623 $699,848 $2.2M
Aransas 1 40 $1.1M $2.7M $11.1M
Dewitt 1 40
Llano 1 40
Shackelford 1 40
Starr 1 40
Bastrop 1 36 $3.3M $7.2M
Pecos 1 36
Lee 1 35
Rusk 1 31
Presidio 1 30
Scurry 1 30
Cooke 1 24
Live Oak 1 24
Shelby 1 24
Zavala 1 24
Van Zandt 1 22
Jasper 1 18
Kerr 1 15
Hale 1 10
Archer 0 0
Armstrong 0 0
Austin 0 0
Bandera 0 0
Bosque 0 0
Brazos 0 0 $877,189 $2.1M $5.5M
Brooks 0 0
Burleson 0 0
Caldwell 0 0 $774,306 $1.7M
Callahan 0 0
Carson 0 0
Cass 0 0
Chambers 0 0 $782,486 $1.9M
Clay 0 0
Cochran 0 0
Comal 0 0 $5.4M $13.8M $46.3M
Comanche 0 0
Crosby 0 0
Dallam 0 0
Falls 0 0
Fayette 0 0
Floyd 0 0
Freestone 0 0
Garza 0 0
Goliad 0 0
Grimes 0 0
Hill 0 0
Hockley 0 0
Hood 0 0
Hudspeth 0 0
Hunt 0 0
Irion 0 0
Jackson 0 0
Jim Wells 0 0
Jones 0 0 $480,471 $865,179 $2.6M
Karnes 0 0
Leon 0 0
Lynn 0 0
Mclennan 0 0 $645,676 $1.4M $5M
Mcmullen 0 0
Madison 0 0
Martin 0 0 $996,933 $1.3M
Maverick 0 0 $309,831 $432,346
Medina 0 0 $5.4M $13.4M $45.7M
Navarro 0 0
Oldham 0 0
Palo Pinto 0 0
Polk 0 0
Robertson 0 0
Rockwall 0 0 $5.7M $15.2M $52.3M
San Augustine 0 0
Tom Green 0 0 $260,142 $648,017 $986,812
Tyler 0 0
Washington 0 0
Wharton 0 0
Willacy 0 0
Wilson 0 0
Yoakum 0 0

HOME/CDBG columns are county + intersecting city grantees' FY26 formula allocations (census place-by-county attribution; multi-county cities counted in each county they span). "Undrawn" is obligated-not-yet-drawn on FY2020+ formula grants (USASpending, monthly) — it may be committed to projects; commitment status is not public.