Austin voters will say yay or nay Nov. 6 to seven separate propositions—essentially buckets of specific project areas­—totaling $925 million. City officials have touted a $250 million investment in affordable housing as the marquee item. Other propositions would address various city issues, such as bringing parks to deficient areas, stabilizing flood zones, and performing overdue maintenance to cultural centers and pools. Voter approval of all seven propositions would increase the property tax rate by 2 cents for the next 20 years. The owner of a median-valued home at $332,366 can expect to pay an additional $5.55 per month.