Houston Habitat for Humanity

Houston,
TX
(2021)

Houston Habitat for Humanity

Affordable Housing, Community, Creative Farming, Disaster Recovery, Environment, Habitat for Humanity, Harvey, Housing, Retail

Houston Habitat used NMTC financing for the site development and construction of 39 of the 84 affordable single-family homes planned in Phase 1 of their Robins Landing project.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $1,540,294
Total Project Cost: $7,237,400

IMPACT

37 FTE jobs
47 construction jobs
39 affordable, single-family homes

CDEs

Habitat for Humanity

Investor

US Bank

Project Description

Houston Habitat for Humanity used NMTC financing in March 2021 for the site development and construction of 39 of the 84 affordable single-family homes planned in Phase 1 of their Robins Landing project.

The project is located in a severely distressed area in Northeast Houston that was hard hit by Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Homes will be available to residents with incomes at or below 80% AMI such as police officers, firefighters, teachers, pharmacy techs, nurses, teacher’s aids, retail managers, and many more.

Upon full completion, the 127-acre master planned site for Robins Landing will developed into a 468 unit mixed-income community and will provide amenities such as an urban farm/community garden, a commercial kitchen, makers space, 4-star childcare services, parks/green spaces, a health clinic, public library, and retail spaces.

MAP

Address: 8651 Dallas Acorn Street, Houston, TX 77078

Census Tract: 48201231300

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