Category: Communications

The Houston City Council recently passed a new Historic Preservation Ordinance after conducting numerous public meetings and gathering input from a variety of stakeholder groups, including HAR. We are pleased that we were able...

This is the first in a series of interviews with former leaders of your association. Times have really changed. Or have they? Q: Take us back to 1958. What was the then-Houston Board of REALTORS® like? A: I think we had moved to...

Q-1: Who will be subject to the new taxes imposed in the health legislation? A: A new 3.8% tax will apply to the “unearned” income of “High Income” taxpayers. Another 0.9% tax will apply to the “earned” income of many of these...

September brought the Houston housing market its third straight month of declining sales volume following the expiration of the homebuyer tax credit. However, despite the drop, pricing continued to demonstrate strength with a...

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Each year, the HAR Board of Directors looks at the financial situation of the Association and uses forecasts of our membership numbers as a guide to determine what to do about membership dues. Proudly, the Board voted...

The results are in for the HAR NextGen REALTOR® Group’s (NRG’s) inaugural 20 Under 40 Rising Stars Awards. These 20 Houston-area real estate professionals age 40 or younger are being honored for demonstrating...

Dear HAR Members, The Houston City Council recently passed a new Historic Preservation Ordinance after conducting numerous public meetings and gathering input from a variety of stakeholder groups, including HAR. We are pleased...

A piece in The Wall Street Journal last month took issue with a recent Time cover story calling into question some of our most cherished beliefs about homeownership. Much of what the Journal talks about isn’t new. In fact, it...