Voters in nearly 60 Texas counties will decide on 109 individual school bond propositions in the May 2026 election cycle, totaling $11.6 billion in requested principal debt.
Housing affordability has reached crisis levels in many areas of the United States, including some places in Texas.
As Texas approaches its bicentennial in 2036, the state’s economic and population growth are no longer just numbers on a spreadsheet; they are the backdrop of everyday life for 31.7 million residents.
According to a new report by the Texas Realtors, first-time buyers accounted for 21% of all homebuyers in Texas in 2025, near the all-time low of 20% recorded the previous year.
First-time buyers accounted for 21% of all homebuyers in Texas in 2025, near the all-time low of 20% recorded the previous year, according to the 2026 Texas Homebuyers and Sellers Report released by Texas Realtors on April 10.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Government Reform & Oversight Coalition (GROC) released its first major research report on April 7 regarding the state’s school bond process and taxpayer burden.
If you want to see the "Texas Miracle" hit a wall, stand on the banks of a Houston bayou after a heavy rain.
Texans for Clean Water released a new policy white paper detailing the financial impact of litter and illegal dumping on Houston property owners and managers.
State Representative Terri Leo-Wilson has expressed her support for Governor Greg Abbott's newly proposed five-step property tax plan.
The Texas Workforce Housing Coalition (TWHC) and Post WB Apartments, LLC have filed a lawsuit against the Bexar Appraisal District.