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Houston's oil-and-gas industry has built an ecosystem that extends beyond energy. For proof of that, look no further than Bristol Myers Squibb's new pharmaceutical plant. The post How Houston’s Biggest Industry Created Opportunities for Another appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

Texas energy officials address concerns over rising costs due to rapid data center development. The post New Grid Rules on Texas Data Center Growth appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

SpaceX has created thousands of new millionaires, but long-time residents in Brownsville may soon feel the pinch of higher property tax bills. The post What Brownsville’s SpaceX Boom Means for Homeowners’ Tax Bills appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

While the outlook for mortgage rates remains uncertain, a decline could unlock the housing market. The post What Happens to Housing if Mortgage Rates Fall? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

A dispute between two parties and a ruling from the Texas Supreme Court underscore the importance of looking for red flags in any negotiation. The post Seeing Red: When Is Fraud Not Fraud? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Despite flat national manufacturing employment, Texas has emerged as one of the nation's strongest job-growth leaders since 2020. The post U.S. Manufacturing Industry’s Winners and Losers appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

Mays Business School at Texas A&M University expands real estate education to more students. The post New Real Estate Programs Meet a Growing Industry Demand appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
The success of SpaceX's IPO puts a spotlight on a Texas border city. The post What are Property Tax Abatements and Why are They Triggering? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

The success of SpaceX's IPO puts a spotlight on a Texas border city. The post Brownsville in Focus: Low Wages, Slow Growth, and High Hopes appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

We know rural land sales are trending smaller, but how does this pattern differ by region? The post How Texas Land Sales Have Changed Over the Years appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

How a new Fed chair could lead to greater housing market stability and favorable market conditions for future homebuyers. The post Kevin Warsh and the Housing Market Outlook appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

Owning land in Texas doesn't necessarily mean it can be used without restriction. The post Regulation is Part and Parcel of Texas Landownership appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

While Texas’ biggest metros cool, several smaller cities are accelerating growth. Discover which outlier markets are bucking statewide trends and what their momentum could mean for Texas real estate. The post Texas’ Growth Outliers appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

A deep dive into Texas’ 2021 winter freeze uncovers billions in insured losses, statewide damage patterns, and why claims—and costs—continued rising long after the storm itself ended across major metros. The post A Chance Discovery During My Homeowner’s Insurance Study appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research…
A confluence of factors is reshaping the state’s housing market this spring. What does that mean for buyers and sellers? The post Supply Is Back, Confidence Is Not: Inside Texas’ Shifting Spring Housing Market appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
To successfully protest your property tax appraisal in Texas, you must be prepared and understand your rights. The post Building a Strong Case for Your Property Appraisal Protest appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Ballooning U.S. federal debt and fiscal policy has already cost borrowers approximately $76,000 over the life of a 30-year mortgage at the median home value. The post Federal Debt Growth: A Rising Risk to the Real Estate Market appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
The Texas growth rate still outperforms the rest of the nation, but a shift in the workforce and slowing population growth is having an impact. The post Whoa There! Is the Texas Growth Miracle Fading? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

In the age of AI, land with access to power, water, and infrastructure is highly sought after. The post The Helios Story: From Bitcoin Mine to Data Center appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
In 2025, the Texas rural land market experienced statewide increases in both price and sales volume. The post The Shifting Dynamics of Small and Large Land Tracts appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Changes to the state and local tax deduction make Texas more attractive compared to other high-tax states. The post What the SALT Cap Could Mean For Long-Term Growth in Texas appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Electronic signatures are gaining in popularity, forcing the courts to get involved to prove who signed what. The post Is That Really Your Signature? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

Texas is seeing a slowdown in domestic and international migration, but there could be a silver lining where the state’s real estate markets are concerned. The post New Texans Keep Coming, But Not as Fast appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Despite mortgage rates above 6 percent, Texas saw record seller activity in 2024–25, driven largely by existing homeowners. Life events, price gains, and market adjustment suggest the lock-in effect is easing. The post Is the Low-Rate Lock-In Grip Finally Loosening? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
The trajectory of mortgage rates will be key to shaping nearly everything in 2026. The post The Housing Market: A Look Back at 2025 and What’s Ahead appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
As policymakers look to grease the wheels of the housing market, one proposal would allow homeowners to carry their existing mortgage rate to a new primary residence. The post Mortgage Portability: A Win for Locked-In Homeowners, But at What Price? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Developers and housing finance corporations are suing over Texas HB 21, arguing new affordability rules and limits on cross-jurisdictional tax exemptions upend existing agreements and jeopardize affordable housing projects that relied on prior law. The post When a Fix Becomes a Fight: HB 21 Heads to Court appeared…
Nonstop highway construction can be inconvenient, but infrastructure investment matters—not just for drivers, but for manufacturers who depend on mobility to keep their products moving. The post Can Texas Manufacturers Get There from Here? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

After driving more than 8,000 miles and visiting 91 small towns, it became clear what helps make small towns in Texas thrive. The post End of the Road: What I Learned From Small Towns in Texas appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Texas metros saw foreign-born population shares rise from 2019 to 2024, rebounding after pandemic migration pauses. Growth concentrated in large metros and select smaller areas, driven by economic opportunities and resumed international mobility. The post What’s Shaping Texas’ International Migration Trends?…

How to measure the true economic impact Texas A&M University’s first-ever College Football Playoff game will have on Aggieland. The post Home Field Economic Advantage? appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
The Housing Phillips Curve reveals an inverse link between inventory and price growth. It offers insights into housing cycles and affordability challenges and guides policymakers and households in navigating post-pandemic market dynamics. The post Inventory and Price Growth: Applying the Phillips Curve to Housing…

With a rapidly growing population, robust real estate market, pristine parks, and a collection of globally recognized tech companies, Bastrop is booming. The post Tech’s Biggest Names Find a Home in Bastrop appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .
Industrial construction has reached new heights in Texas in recent years, but the state could be poised for even greater growth if site readiness keeps pace. The post Industrial Construction is Up, But There’s Still Room to Improve appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

Lockhart’s barbecue may draw the crowds, but its architecture, artisans, and growing community keep them coming back. The post Lockhart: The Barbecue Capital of Texas appeared first on Texas Real Estate Research Center .

This summer, the Aggie Real Estate Network celebrated its 50th birthday, and the journey to becoming a comprehensive professional network is an undeniable testament to the vision of its founders and the enduring Aggie spirit. The post From Yoponderosa to Network Powerhouse: A Brief History of the Aggie Real Estate…
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