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AHFC Annual Budget Adoption

Summary

The corporation approved over $90 million in operating, grant, and capital budgets to fund local affordable housing programs and partnerships with the city.

At a glance

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Last discussed Aug 12, 2026.

Impact analysis

πŸ’°Financial impact

Allocates over $90 million across grant operating, housing assistance, and capital budgets.

βœ…Who benefits

Low- and moderate-income residents seeking affordable housing and housing assistance in Austin.

⚠️Who could be affected

None identified, as this is a review of potential funding.

Mentions & discussions (25)

KVUEAug 13, 2026

Austin City Council passes $6.6B budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

Austin City Council passes $6.6B budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 KVUE

KVUEAug 13, 2026

Austin City Council passes $6.6B budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

The new budget will take effect on Oct. 1, when the new fiscal year begins.

KXANAug 13, 2026

Austin city council approves $6.6B budget for fiscal year 2026-27

Austin City Council voted during its Wednesday budget meeting to approve a $6.6 billion budget, first proposed by City Manager T.C. Broadnax in June.

MeetingAug 12, 2026approved

Austin Housing Finance Corporation β€” August 12, 2026

The corporation approved over $90 million in operating, grant, and capital budgets to fund local affordable housing programs and partnerships with the city.

Austin CurrentAug 12, 2026

Austin Council approves tax hike, avoids deep social service cuts in $6.6B budget

Austin Council approves tax hike, avoids deep social service cuts in $6.6B budget Austin Current

KVUEAug 12, 2026

Austin City Council could vote Wednesday on $6.6B budget as members consider 911 restructuring

The proposal would transfer control of the city’s emergency call center from the Austin Police Department to a new civilian-led office.

City of Austin (.gov)Aug 12, 2026

Austin City Council Approves $6.6 Billion Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

Austin City Council Approves $6.6 Billion Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 City of Austin (.gov)

KXAN AustinAug 12, 2026

Austin city council approves $6.6B budget for fiscal year 2026-27

Austin city council approves $6.6B budget for fiscal year 2026-27 KXAN Austin

MeetingJul 22, 2026discussed

City Council β€” July 22, 2026

The city is starting the process of deciding how to spend tax dollars for the next year. This budget will impact everything from road repairs to public safety and city services.

KEYEJul 22, 2026

Austin City Council hears public comment on proposed $6.6B budget, tax hike

Austin City Council hears public comment on proposed $6.6B budget, tax hike KEYE

MeetingJul 21, 2026discussed

City Council Work Session β€” July 21, 2026

The city is considering a bond election to pay for public improvements. This could impact future tax rates and the timeline for city projects.

KVUEJul 17, 2026

Austin city manager presents $6.6B proposed budget to mayor, council members Thursday

Austin city manager presents $6.6B proposed budget to mayor, council members Thursday KVUE

MeetingJul 16, 2026discussed

City Council β€” July 16, 2026

The city is starting the process of deciding how to spend money on everything from police and fire services to parks and road repairs. This budget will determine the city's priorities for the next year.

City of Austin (.gov)Jul 16, 2026

Austin's $6.6 billion proposed budget focused on fiscal sustainability to enable high-priority community needs

Austin's $6.6 billion proposed budget focused on fiscal sustainability to enable high-priority community needs City of Austin (.gov)

KVUEJul 13, 2026

Austin's proposed $6.6B budget prioritizes public utilities and population growth while keeping property tax increase at legal limit

Austin's proposed $6.6B budget prioritizes public utilities and population growth while keeping property tax increase at legal limit KVUE

KEYEJul 10, 2026

Austin releases proposed $6.6B budget with higher property tax rate and social grant cuts

Austin releases proposed $6.6B budget with higher property tax rate and social grant cuts KEYE

KXAN AustinJul 10, 2026

City of Austin proposes $6.6 billion budget

City of Austin proposes $6.6 billion budget KXAN Austin

KEYEJul 8, 2026

Austin to release first budget proposal Friday as leaders face $27M deficit

Austin to release first budget proposal Friday as leaders face $27M deficit KEYE

MeetingMay 21, 2026approved

City Council β€” May 21, 2026

The council authorized over $1.3 billion in bonds to fund the expansion of the Austin Convention Center. This aims to boost tourism, economic activity, and local jobs.

MeetingApr 29, 2026

Public Safety Committee β€” April 29, 2026

The committee looked at requests for federal money for community projects and other legislative updates. This is about securing resources for important city initiatives.

MeetingApr 21, 2026discussed

City Council Work Session β€” April 21, 2026

A look at the city's financial forecast helps residents and council understand where money is coming from and going over the next five years, impacting services and taxes.

MeetingMar 4, 2026discussed

Audit and Finance Committee β€” March 4, 2026

Proposed changes to the city's rules for borrowing money could affect how future projects are funded and the city's debt levels.

MeetingFeb 3, 2026

Audit and Finance Committee β€” February 3, 2026

The committee is exploring how to create a structured plan for future city bond programs. This is important for ensuring the city can fund necessary infrastructure and community projects in an organized and responsible way.

City of Austin (.gov)Nov 20, 2025

Austin City Council Approves Amended Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget

Austin City Council Approves Amended Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget City of Austin (.gov)

KUTOct 16, 2025

Here's what would be funded by Prop Q, the proposed tax rate increase on Austin's ballot

Here's what would be funded by Prop Q, the proposed tax rate increase on Austin's ballot KUT

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