The Planning and Zoning process and the Economic Development process are designed to move projects, programs, and developments from conception to construction, whether a new business, an existing business expansion on raw land or using an existing facility. Click below to see details of the Hurst Town Center area, our most significant residential projects, new business openings in the last quarter, and other projects working their way through the development process.

• Hurst Town Center
• Transforming Hurst site
• New Businesses in Hurst (under Economic Development)
• Current Development (under Planning and Zoning)
• Hurst Economic Development site

Community Powered Revitalization (CPR)

For the past three years, volunteers from local churches and businesses have come together to help struggling families make repairs to their homes in an effort known as the Euless Revitalization (ER) Program. Due to the amazing growth and community support of the ER Program other cities have expressed interest in expanding the program into their neighborhoods. With these new partnerships the name of the program has been changed to reflect the nature of the work that is being done. Therefore, the ER Program will now be known as the Community Powered Revitalization (CPR) Program. Our first repair project will take place in October in Hurst and Euless neighborhoods. Read more here.

Tarrant County First-Time Homebuyer Assistance

Down-payment/closing cost assistance, and principle reduction up to $7,500 in Blue Mound, Forest Hill, Grapevine, Hurst and North Richland Hills offered through the Tarrant County Housing Partnership.

• 0% Deferred loan
• Must be first-time homebuyer
• 80% AMI or below eligible
• Property purchased through Private Seller ( No HUD Foreclosures)
• Property must meet Tarrant County minimum property standards
  

For more information visit the website Tarrant County Housing Partnerships click on Down Payment Assistance