How Real Estate Won in the Texas Legislative Session
The 86th Texas Legislature adjourned May 27, closing out a monumental session for Texas real estate ...
Your Grassroots Efforts in Action at the Texas Capitol
Close to 3,000 REALTORS® converged in Austin on March 26 to advocate for private property rights an...
What the Texas Legislature May Do Next Year
Real estate is always on the agenda when the Texas Legislature is in session. That’s why Texas R...
You helped Texas property owners on Tuesday
Thank you, Texas REALTORS®. Your dedication to electing pro-real estate candidates showed in the Ma...
How Texas real estate won big on Election Day
The November 7 election was a great example of the many ways Texas REALTORS® engage at the state an...
Drive now, text later
You are no longer allowed to use your smartphone to read, write, or send messages while driving in T...
How TAR fought for commercial real estate
The 85th Texas Legislature considered several bills related to commercial real estate. During t...
TAR clarifies misinformation about new homeowners insurance law
As the remnants of Hurricane Harvey make their way out of Texas, attention now focuses on rebuilding...
Why TAR is back at the Texas Capitol
Our work at the Texas Capitol this year isn’t done yet. After the regular session of the 85th Tex...
Watch a two-minute recap of the legislative session
With the governor’s vetoes and approvals of bills last week, the regular session of the 85th Texas...
Real estate is back on the agenda at the Texas Capitol
When the regular session of the 85th Texas Legislature ended May 29, Texas REALTORS® had a long lis...
How the legislative session affected Texas real estate
Texas REALTORS®, the strongest advocates for Texas real estate consumers, had several legislative v...
Texas REALTORS® support more disclosure for real estate consumers
As the 85th Texas Legislature comes to a close on May 29, several bills that will enhance protection...
One step closer to making home equity more accessible for homeowners
Last weekend, the Texas House unanimously voted in support of the TAR-supported joint resolution to ...