Local housing resources
FWHS FIVE-PAGE PROPERTY DIRECTORY REVIEW — FWHS https://fwhs.org/housing-programs/our-properties/, reviewed September 29, 2026, has 52 distinct property cards across five paginated pages: 46 say Fort Worth, and six cards give Haslet, Euless, Burleson, Everman or Roanoke instead. The Roanoke subset has 1 card: The Opal. They were placed under the city actually printed on each card, not silently assigned to Fort Worth. The site has a six-property Senior Housing filter and a Multi-Family filter; a senior label alone does not specify an age threshold. FWHS https://fwhs.org/housing-programs/ calls its full portfolio 52 mixed-income properties with 10,015 total units including scattered sites. It does not give those unit counts, available apartments, rent or bedroom mixes for these individual cards. https://fwhs.org/housing-programs/housing-assistance-options/ says some communities mix affordable and market-rate homes, RAD units may become available and applicants should ask the property about its waitlist; FWHS transitioned out of traditional public housing. Do not assume every card is public housing, RAD, PBV, a currently open application or accepting a particular conviction. Individual cards provide phones and links for current site-specific terms. Two “Website” buttons point to Apartments.com rather than an operator. Address caution: FWHS's The Opal card labels 13445 Green Cedar Avenue as Roanoke TX 76262, while its map and manager's contact page label it Fort Worth TX 76262. The city claim is unresolved, so it remains unpinned and this record uses the card's locality only for browsing.