A report from the University of Houston shows housing instability is a consistent predictor of poor health outcomes among Fort Bend County residents.
The report, titled Housing Instability and Mental Health, was authored by Jeronimo Cortina, a professor in the department of political science at UH, in partnership with Fort Bend County Health & Human Services and PolicyMap, according to a May 1 news release.
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Following a countywide survey, the study shows that affordability pressures, unstable occupancy and unsafe or substandard conditions raise residents’ risk of stress, depression and anxiety, per the release.













