Summer 2021

First an unprecedented winter storm, and now hurricane season. Make no mistake: Texans are weather weary. That goes double for uninsured homeowners, and there are more of those than you might expect.

The challenge: to provide meaningful, high-quality housing affordability analyses specific to Texas cities and communities. TRERC has stepped up to that challenge, starting in the Coastal Bend.

Tax laws are complicated, and the ones regarding real estate rental activities are no exception. This guide navigates real estate professionals through key issues impacting that sector.

Highways, plants, and pipes weren’t the only things that froze during February’s winter blast. Texas’ housing inventory is still trying to thaw.

Housing affordability remains one of Texas’ most pressing concerns. For one potential solution, look no further than the Guadalupe County seat.

Utility and pipeline easements have a vital role in daily life, but occasionally a mystery emerges regarding who has rights and what those rights are. That’s when the courts step in and take the case.

There are many details a buyer should be aware of when purchasing a residential property with a lease on it. Those details weren’t covered in TREC’s promulgated contracts. Until now.