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Houston's $15 Million Apartment Renter Relief Fund Drained in 90 Minutes

About 6,000 Landlords Registered for the Program
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. The city plans to hire 300 temporary contact tracers and officials hope to boost its $15 million renter relief program if the federal government provides more funds for fighting the coronavirus. (City of Houston)
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. The city plans to hire 300 temporary contact tracers and officials hope to boost its $15 million renter relief program if the federal government provides more funds for fighting the coronavirus. (City of Houston)
CoStar News
May 13, 2020 | 10:50 P.M.

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A $15 million renter relief fund set up by the city of Houston to help residents who are hurting financially from the coronavirus ran out of funds within 90 minutes.

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