Banking and Community Perspectives

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2012, issue 3

Texas sees postrecession turnaround in rental housing market pp. 3-5

Wenhua Di

Houston taking holistic approach to affordable-housing development pp. 6-8

Community Affairs Office

Oil boom’s benefits and burdens: worker influx stresses supply of affordable housing pp. 9-11

Community Affairs Office

Rural Texas studies identify housing needs, challenges and strategies pp. 12-13

Community Affairs Office

Affordable housing coming to Dallas via transit-oriented development pp. 14-17

Community Affairs Office

Notes from the field: interview with Texas development finance manager pp. 18-19

Community Affairs Office

2012, issue 2

Pathways to financial advancement pp. 3-8

Wenhua Di, Tammy Leonard and Emily Ryder

2012, issue 1

Asset-building strategies in community colleges pp. 3-8

Community Affairs Office

2011, issue 1

Asset building taking root in rural communities pp. 3-10

Community Affairs Office

Q&A: The Aspen Institute’s John Molinaro says wealth building can have a big impact on small communities pp. 11

Community Affairs Office

2010, issue 3

Consumer decisionmaking: insights from behavioral economics

Wenhua Di and James Murdoch

2010, issue 2

Building healthier communities from the ground up pp. 3-10, 12

Community Affairs Office

Community Health Centers: successes and challenges pp. 11

Elizabeth Sobel Blum and Community Affairs Office

2010, issue 1

Entrepreneurship in the changing economy: from survival to sustainability pp. 3-7

Community Affairs Office

2009, issue 3

Financial access options for the underserved

Community Affairs Office

2009, issue 2

Low-income housing tax credits in Texas: achievements and challenges

Community Affairs Office

2009, issue 1

The CRA and subprime lending pp. 3-7

Community Affairs Office

2008, issue 2

RAISE Texas: moving Texans towards financial success pp. 1-7

Community Affairs Office

A national perspective on asset building pp. 8

Community Affairs Office

2008, issue 1

Banks building markets by building communities pp. 3-8

Community Affairs Office

2007, issue 3

Homeownership and affordable lending: a case study

Community Affairs Office

2007, issue 2

Preserving homeownership: addressing foreclosure pp. 1-3,5,6,8

Community Affairs Office

Quantifying the foreclosure issue pp. 4

Community Affairs Office

Texas foreclosure timeline pp. 7

Community Affairs Office

2007, issue 1

Retooling affordable housing strategies: case studies of local finance options

Community Affairs Office

2006, issue 3

Asset building and the wealth gap

Community Affairs Office

2006, issue 2

Q & A with Paul A. Jargowsky pp. 4-5

Community Affairs Office

Concentrated poverty in the eleventh district pp. 3, 5-8

Community Affairs Office

2006, issue 1

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: assessing the aftermath pp. 3-6

Anonymous

Poverty and disasters pp. 7-11

Anonymous

2005, issue 2

Microenterprise: growing businesses, assets and markets pp. 3-8

Anonymous

2005, issue 1

Community development finance: challenges, choices, change

Anonymous

2004, issue 1

Financial services and the Mexican immigrant; Q&A with Ann Baddour and Rebecca Lightsey pp. 2-4

Anonymous

Finding a place in the mainstream: one immigrant's story pp. 5

Anonymous

The Texas challenge in the 21st century pp. 6-8

Stephen H. Murdock

Tu Banco opens the mainstream to new customers pp. 8

Anonymous

2003, issue Special

Microcredit means macro opportunity pp. 1-2

Jason Sweat

Microloans and moral support pp. 2-3

Diana Mendoza

2003, issue 1

The SBA at 50: Q&A with Hector V. Barreto pp. 2-4

Anonymous

SBA serves up backing for restaurant owner pp. 4-5

Jackie Hoyer

Eleventh District small business financing guide pp. 6-7

Anonymous

SBA offices serving the Eleventh Federal Reserve District pp. 8

Anonymous

2002, issue 2

Houston's Fourth Ward; old neighborhood, new life pp. 1-8

Brook Griffin and Jackie Hoyer

2002, issue 1

A bond-able development pp. 2 - 3

Diana Mendoza

The changing face of public housing pp. 4 - 7

Veronica Garza and Jackie Hoyer

Bank qualified tax-exempt options: Travis County Housing Authority pp. 7 - 9

Nancy Vickrey

2001, issue 2

Faith and housing delivering the dream of home ownership pp. 2-3, 8

Jackie Hoyer

Not in my backyard: The NIMBY phenomenon and affordable housing pp. 4-5

Toby Cook

Redefining affordable housing pp. 6-7

Jackie Hoyer

A woman's place is in her own home pp. 7-8

Jackie Hoyer

2001, issue 1

Creating critical mass pp. 2-3, 8

Anonymous

The Austin technology incubator pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Banking outside the box; meeting the needs of the unbanked pp. 6-7

Anonymous