Resources & Get Involved
Learn More. Ask Questions. Be Part of the Conversation.
Fannin County’s housing work is intended to be transparent, collaborative and informed by the people who live, work, invest and build here. This page brings together key housing documents, partner resources and opportunities to get involved as initiatives move forward.
Housing Documents & Reports
Want to understand the housing issue in more detail? Start with these resources.
A comprehensive assessment of housing conditions, market gaps, workforce connections, development constraints and implementation priorities.
A shorter overview of the study’s major findings, priority housing markets and recommended next steps.
Hear directly from local voices about why housing matters to Fannin County’s future.
2026 Fannin County Housing Study
A comprehensive assessment of housing conditions, market gaps, workforce connections, development constraints and implementation priorities.
Housing Study Talking Points
A shorter overview of the study’s major findings, priority housing markets and recommended next steps.
Housing Video
Hear directly from local voices about why housing matters to Fannin County’s future.
Housing & Community Partners
Housing touches many parts of the community, and no single organization controls all of the land, infrastructure, financing, development, workforce and public resources needed to move projects forward.
Potential partners include local governments, utilities, housing organizations, employers, schools, healthcare institutions, lenders, builders, developers, foundations and state and federal agencies.
Discover more about the partners below:
Have a Housing Opportunity or Idea?
Fannin County wants to hear from people and organizations that may be able to help advance housing opportunities.
You may want to connect if you are:
- A property owner with land that may have housing potential
- A builder or developer interested in Fannin County
- An employer experiencing housing-related workforce challenges
- A lender or financial institution interested in housing partnerships
- A nonprofit or community organization working on housing
- A resident with a question or idea
- A public or institutional partner with land, infrastructure or resources that may support a future initiative
The Housing Study recommends building a more coordinated pipeline of potential sites, projects and partners so realistic opportunities can be identified and evaluated.
Fannin County is interested in connecting with qualified developers, builders and housing organizations that may be able to help address documented housing needs.
Potential areas of interest include:
- Long-term rental housing
- Townhomes and cottages
- Entry-level ownership
- Senior-oriented and accessible housing
- Manufactured or modular housing
- Rehabilitation and preservation
- Employer-assisted housing
- Infill or redevelopment opportunities
Employers are an important part of the housing conversation. If housing availability is affecting recruitment, retention, commuting or growth, Fannin County wants to better understand that experience. Employer participation can help identify where housing needs are most closely connected to the local workforce and where potential partnerships may make sense.
For Developers & Builders
Fannin County is interested in connecting with qualified developers, builders and housing organizations that may be able to help address documented housing needs.
Potential areas of interest include:
- Long-term rental housing
- Townhomes and cottages
- Entry-level ownership
- Senior-oriented and accessible housing
- Manufactured or modular housing
- Rehabilitation and preservation
- Employer-assisted housing
- Infill or redevelopment opportunities
For Employers
Employers are an important part of the housing conversation. If housing availability is affecting recruitment, retention, commuting or growth, Fannin County wants to better understand that experience. Employer participation can help identify where housing needs are most closely connected to the local workforce and where potential partnerships may make sense.
Share Your Perspective
Community input will remain important as housing priorities and individual projects develop. The Housing Study recommends engagement throughout site evaluation, infrastructure planning, policy discussions and project design, using tools such as public workshops, project fact sheets, frequently asked questions, site-specific meetings, surveys and other opportunities for feedback.
Stay Connected
Housing work in Fannin County will continue to evolve as projects are evaluated, partners come together and new information becomes available. Visit the Housing Initiatives & Progress page for the latest updates.