Houston Housing Collaborative

10/29/2025

Explore affordable community development by afternoon with expert leaders discussing neighborhood-based approaches and even the role of church. Select your topic! |

10/28/2025

Don't miss this informative discussion! We'll dive into the latest housing market trends, cover headline-making house bills, rule changes, and local finance tools. Plus, join the Q&A session to get your questions answered! | ✨Link in bio.

06/11/2024

Plan to join our next General Meeting Friday, June 21, 2024. We will be sharing an update on our organization’s progress and developments. Additionally, we have invited special guests who will provide an in-depth update on the Houston LISC Own the HOU - Conquista HOU initiative!
✅Learn more at: http://housing4htx.org/generalmeeting

05/22/2024

Proud to be part of the discussion! In collaboration with U.S. Bank, Amegy Bank, HAR.com , Covenant Community Capital, Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, TX, and Neighborhood Loans Inc., HHC is helping to bring attention to the impact of the NAR settlement on low- and moderate-income and first-time homebuyers.

05/16/2024

The Houston Housing Collaborative (HHC) announced that it has released its Comprehensive Housing Plan Framework, a planning document to guide the city of Houston's efforts to create and implement a comprehensive housing plan for the City of Houston. View Full Press Release » https://www.houstonhousingcollaborative.org/news/framework

04/18/2024

📣 REMINDER: Join us for the HHC General Meeting tomorrow April 19, 2024 at 9:30a! Download the agenda at: http://housing4htx.org/generalmeeting

04/16/2024

Dear Members, Followers, and Valued Stakeholders of the Houston Housing Collaborative

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Adrienne Holloway as the Acting Executive Director of the Houston Housing Collaborative.

Dr. Holloway is a seasoned professional in housing and community development. As the Founder and CEO of AMNY Consulting Group, she collaborates with nonprofits and corporations to craft and execute community programs aligning with their core values. Formerly the Executive Director of Harris County Community Services Department, managing a $1B budget, she led community development and disaster relief initiatives. Holding a Ph.D. in Political Science from Northern Illinois University and teaching at DePaul University Graduate School of Public Service, Dr. Holloway brings expertise in government, community development, and research methods, ideal for driving impactful community change.

We ask that you join us in welcoming Dr. Holloway and support her in this role while the Board completes its strategic planning and conducts a search for a new, permanent executive director.

We eagerly look forward to engaging each of you at the upcoming General Meeting on April 19th.

For inquiries or to share your thoughts, please feel free to reach out to Mayra Bontemps at [email protected].

Warm Regards,
Mayra Bontemps
Board President
Houston Housing Collaborative

03/25/2024

Mayor John Whitmire Creates New Houston City Council Committees to Address Union Activities, disaster Resilience

3/15/24 By Yilun Cheng, Staff Writer at Houston Chronicle Two and a half months into his tenure, Mayor John Whitmire announced he has reshaped Houston City Council ’s committee structure, creating new groups to focus on issues such as union activities, disaster resilience and constituent

03/05/2024

Plan to join our next General Meeting March 22, 2024. We'll be joined by guest speaker, Scarlett Duplechain, who is a Community Affairs Officer at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)!

✅Learn more at: http://housing4htx.org/generalmeeting

02/14/2024

Providing an affordable housing plan is a love story we’re proud to be a part of. Together, we’re building more than a proposal, we’re building our community. 🏡💖

02/13/2024

📬 We have a new address! Make sure to update your records: PO Box 2241, Houston, TX 77252

02/02/2024

🌟 Big News! 🌟 The Houston Housing Collaborative is thrilled to share that we are officially a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization! 🎉 This designation is a testament to our commitment to support the policies that produce and preserve quality affordable housing for all residents in the Greater Houston region.