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Trinity Habitat for Humanity is launching a bold new initiative in Fort Worth, aiming to build nearly 100 affordable homes annually to help families struggling with skyrocketing housing costs. With neighborhoods like Garden Springs already underway and plans to expand into Cleburne and Mansfield, the nonprofit is targeting 150 homes per year across four counties — all designed to make homeownership a reality for those priced out of the market. Eligibility requires no existing property ownership, a minimum income of $42,000, and participation in sweat equity and financial training. In a city where the median home costs nearly four times the median income, this effort isn’t just about shelter — it’s about stability, education, wealth-building, and safer communities for all.

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