What is the REALTOR® Party Political Survival Initiative?
At the Association Executive Institute held in Dallas last month, the National Association of...
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Category: Governmental Affairs
Important Town Hall Meetings
The City of Houston Charter requires that City Council expand to eleven single-member districts at...
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Congressman Al Green Receives Well-Deserved Recognition
U. S. Representative Al Green (left) was presented with the Texas Association of REALTORS®...
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REALTOR® Lobby Day at Texas Capitol
Your HAR Governmental Affairs Department invites you to join fellow Texas REALTORS® to attend a...
Read MoreCity of Houston Redistricting 2011
The City of Houston Charter requires that the City Council expand to eleven single-member districts at such point that census data demonstrates that the City’s population exceeds 2.1 million residents. With the much anticipated...
Read MoreHAR Takes Concerns to Washington During February Fly-In
Although the first few days of February brought frigid temperatures to the entire country, it did not keep five HAR Federal Political Coordinators from participating in the 2011 Federal Political Coordinator and Policy...
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Banks, MID and GSE Reform Covered in NAR’s First Virtual Town Hall
In an effort to get a better sense of the challenges REALTORS® face in today’s market and explain...
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City of Houston Braces for Big Changes in Response to 2010 Census
REALTORS® Urged to Attend Redistricting Town Hall Meetings The City of Houston’s Charter provides...
Read MoreREALTORS® Praise FHFA for Proposed Rule to Prohibit Private Transfer Fees
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) applauds the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) for moving ahead with a proposed rule to restrict government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the 12 Federal Home...
Read MoreImportant Election Dates
2011 Spring Election Calendar Tuesday, March 15: The Woodlands Township Candidate Interviews Friday, March 18: Sugar Land City Council Candidate Interviews Monday, March 28: Candidate recommendations made to the HAR Board of...
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