We’re thrilled to announce that construction is officially underway for Phase III of Columbia Renaissance Square in the heart of Renaissance Heights. This next chapter brings 100 new affordable homes, including dedicated permanent supportive housing units, thanks to a powerful collaboration among Renaissance Heights Foundation (RHF), Columbia Residential, and our community partners. With groundbreaking underway, … Continue Reading →
A Place to Call Home Join us for the Renaissance Heights – Community Celebration! This milestone marks the next chapter in building a thriving, mixed-income neighborhood that connects families to opportunity, wellness, and success. Through a powerful collaboration lead by Renaissance Heights Foundation, we understand bringing lasting, meaningful change to a community requires thoughtful design, … Continue Reading →
Exciting progress is happening across the Columbia Renaissance Phase III site as crews continue building the next chapter of Renaissance Heights! Here’s a quick update on what’s been completed so far: 🌳 Site Work Finished grading across the site. Continued shaping the retention pond. Completed underground utilities, including the water line and storm system at … Continue Reading →
Renaissance Heights Foundation was honored to participate in PNC’s 2025 Community Leadership Symposium held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — a gathering of 150 of the nation’s top community development leaders, advocates, and thought partners. The symposium focused on advancing financial inclusion and economic mobility within low- and moderate-income communities, bringing together leaders to exchange strategies and … Continue Reading →
Proud to share the good news! This article is about Columbia Residential’s start of construction on the 3rd phase of housing in a Purpose Built Community with Renaissance Heights Foundation. We’re excited to have Columbia Residential be part of the community building happening in Fort Worth. This final phase will deliver 100 affordable homes serving … Continue Reading →
Dirt work is officially underway for Columbia Renaissance Square Phase III, marking the start of site transformation. Today, crews continue preparing the land for construction of 100 new apartment homes a mix of affordable, market-rate, and permanent supportive housing. This milestone highlights the momentum of our decade-long vision to revitalize Renaissance Heights and build lasting … Continue Reading →
This marks a decade-long partnership to bring high quality, mixed-income housing to Southeast Fort Worth — totaling more than 360 apartment homes across three phases. Phase lll will deliver 100 new affordable apartment homes, including supportive housing for individuals who need it most. This is what transformational, place-based revitalization looks like — and we’re just … Continue Reading →
Please join us in welcoming Bruce Frankel, ACTP as the new Board Chair of Renaissance Heights Foundation! Bruce is a long-time leader in community-based affordable housing, behavioral health, and homelessness solutions in Fort Worth. His appointment reflects our ongoing commitment to bringing together experienced, visionary leaders who are passionate about strengthening communities through holistic neighborhood … Continue Reading →
Grateful. Inspired. Building Forward. Thanks to a $1.5M grant from The Flora Fund, we’re bringing 100 new affordable homes—including 16 for Permanent Supportive Housing—to Fort Worth’s Renaissance Square! “This grant marks a transformative step in advancing our mission,” said Kenny Mosley Jr., RHF Executive Director. “We’re honored to partner with NTCF to deliver lasting change … Continue Reading →
Executive Director, Kenny Mosley and Purpose Built Communities met in Washington, D.C., to speak with Congress and their staff about the need for policies that support thriving neighborhoods. Hill Day is a powerful opportunity to elevate community voices, build relationships with policymakers, and advance solutions that create lasting impact. Building Partnerships Hill Day was centered … Continue Reading →
