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A push to enforce occupancy rules in College Station is highlighting affordable housing struggles for students at Texas A&M University. The city will begin enforcing an occupancy ordinance in June
After weeks of students advocating for changes to College Station’s no more than four ordinance, Texas A&M’s Student Senate heard arguments from permanent residents.
During Fred Dupriest’s time living in College Station’s historic Southside neighborhood, he has collected numerous photos of vehicles clumped outside of single-family homes that appear to be in the same
Liana Vincent hasn’t lived in the Southside neighborhood long, moving to her Pershing Avenue home in 2020. She immediately fell in love with the area.
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Beyond the city’s goal to provide more housing options, residents shared concerns that allowing shared housing would tax lower-income neighbors out of the area.