April 2016

New Center research shows that the commercial (nonresidential) real estate cycle does not follow the ups and downs of the Texas economy.

As oil prices and employment slipped, data reveal Midland’s and Odessa’s housing markets showed no major negative impacts through 2015.

Legislative changes to real estate laws confused some of our readers (and us, too). Here is a bit of clarification our attorney was able to winnow out.

Land, lots of land under starry skies above. Texas has it, and acquiring it is easier than in other states. That’s the cornerstone of Texas’ flexible housing supply.

Texas is ahead of the game in planning to meet increasing water demand as its population grows. Here’s what’s been done so far.

Want to stay in the IRS’ good graces? “Good facts” are similar to good grades in school. How do you earn them? Plan your tax strategy carefully and document, document, document.