DALLAS — It’s getting tougher for lower-income families to afford to live in the state’s third-largest city.
The supply of homes affordable for less affluent families in Dallas has evaporated in recent years as the Dallas-Fort Worth region has boomed, a report released this month by the nonprofit Child Poverty Action Lab shows. Single parents, older adults and renters of color in particular have felt the pinch from higher rents — even as those rents have cooled.
