Houston residents willing to pay more for city parks, Rice Kinder

Is Houston the American City of the Future?

Why does Houston spend the least for parks? Kinder Institute study reveals 4th largest US city spends less than other big metros - ABC13 Houston

Houstonians want more out of parks - Axios Houston

Gulfton is the hottest neighborhood in Houston. Locals are looking at more solutions to fix it.

How Greening Strategies Are Displacing Minorities in Post-Harvey Houston – The Nature of Cities

Kinder Institute housing survey results reveal Harris County's needs

As federal eviction moratorium ends, more Spring residents seek housing assistance

With Robins Landing, Habitat for Humanity takes on a new role: master-planned community developer, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Parks and public spaces: How Houston ranks and some of our favorites, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Property Buyouts Can Be an Effective Solution for Flood-Prone Communities

In the 2022 Houston Area Survey, residents reassess their prospects, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Q&A: In Houston, a national developer finds the will and a way to build more affordable housing, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Resilient Houston Plan by Jaime Gonzalez - Issuu

Ren Mitchell en LinkedIn: Houston startup with breast milk freeze-drying tech heads to Shark Tank