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The Houston food desert map hasn't changed much since 2010. We're working to fix that.
http://superhouston.wordpress.com/2010/12/03/houston-desertia/

Houston: Desertia As Montrose residents wrap up a heated debate on the value and intricacies of the proposed new HEB at Dunlavy and Alabama (directly across the street from a Fiesta), in an area that can clearly be ...

Supply and demand hasn't caught up in Houston yet. Housing prices continue to climb. It won't last forever.http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/Harvard-study-quantifies-the-difficulty-young-5582558.php

Harvard study quantifies the difficulty young adults face in housing market Harvard study quantifies the difficulty young adults face in housing market Tight credit, high unemployment and record levels of student loan debt are moderating growth and keeping young people and other first-time homebuyers out of the market, says the State of the Nation's Housing report released…

Don't just say you want to help the People, do something about it!
http://healthyfoodaccess.org/library/browse/food-deserts-still-causing-problems-houstons-low-income-neighborhoods?destination=node/368

Why selling alcohol is a good thing for Houston:
http://www.citylab.com/housing/2014/01/why-houston-changing-its-alcohol-sales-law-help-food-deserts/8065/

Why Houston Is Changing Its Alcohol-Sales Law to Help Food Deserts A complicated geography of churches, produce, and beer.