Ground has been broken on a new affordable housing development for Pasadena residents to help those earning below the areas median income.
The project has a budget of $17.7 million to help serve families earning under 80% of the Area's Median Income.
The average median income for residents in Pasadena is $27,060 for individuals and $57,781 for households. Only 52.5% of Pasadena residents are reported to own their homes as of the 2020 census.**EDITORS NOTE: This video is from a previous story. Panel discusses the affordable housing authority mistreatment and Mayor Sylvester Turner putting a halt to the housing developers continuous antics.
The development is funded by the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery funds awarded to Harris County through the Texas General Land Office and the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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