Early Voting: Polling Locations and Schedules
You may click on any of the links below to find the early voting polling locations and schedules...
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Category: Governmental Affairs
City to Host Parade of Quality Affordable Homes
October showcase to feature more than two dozen new homes for salein historic neighborhoods...
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Don’t Miss the Deadline: Register to Vote Before October 11
Tuesday, October 11, is the last day to register to vote to be eligible to vote in the November 8...
Read More10 State Constitutional Amendments To Appear on November Ballot
On November 8, Texas voters will decide on 10 amendments to the state’s Constitution. The Texas Legislature passed the 10 proposed amendments while in session earlier this year. Texas law requires constitutional amendments also...
Read MoreCongress Extends Flood Insurance Until Nov. 18 – Action Needed
On October 4, Congress extended National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) authority as part of a broader government funding measure, the Continuing Appropriations Act (H.R. 2608). This latest extension will run through November...
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HAR Announces Candidate Support in November 8 City of Houston Elections
The Houston Association of REALTORS® Board of Directors has announced its decision to support the...
Read MoreTAR Drafts Model Response To DTPA Demand Letters
During the recent state legislative session, a new law was passed which clarified a liability exemption for real estate brokerage under the Deceptive Trade and Practices Act (DTPA). Specifically, the law clarifies a 16-year-old...
Read MoreNew Homestead Exemption Rules Effective September 1
The application process for a homestead exemption in Texas is about to grow more complex. Earlier this year, the Texas Legislature approved new standards of mandatory disclosure for any one of several kinds of homestead...
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Two Important Calls For Action That Affect YOUR Profession – Have You Visited the Realtor Action Center?
It’s an easy address to remember – www.realtoractioncenter.com – and its...
Read MoreCity of Houston Seeks to Limit Some High-Rise Developments
The Houston Planning Department and Houston City Council are currently in the process of drafting an ordinance to curb the development of high-rise buildings in residential neighborhoods. The proposal fulfills a campaign promise...
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