​​​In honor of National Milk Day, we raise our glasses to North Texas dairy farmers. We also take you to a former ghost town that's on the market, ​​fill you in on an Asian supermarket's expansion into Austin, and talk Texas relocation. We even take a moment to ponder classic TV westerns from the '50s and '60s. All this and much more.

​The 85th Texas Legislative session begins this month, and Center Research Attorney Rusty Adams is about to publish an article that covers the bills pertaining to the real estate industry. He visits the Red Zone this week to talk about some of those bills.

Real Estate Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines talks about what today's increase in the Federal Reserve's key interest rate means for homebuyers, investors, and global capital markets. Also, the latest real estate headlines from around the state, plus the hottest "winter cities" in the country.

How can taxing entities lower property taxes yet have enough money to cover the rising costs of schools for the state’s burgeoning population? ​A number of alternatives have been suggested, but they each come with challenges. Center Research Economist Dr. Charlie Gilliland talks about this on today's program.

​It's been a year of change for the Texas economy, and more could be on the way in 2017. Real Estate Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines offers his insights on today's program.

​With Thanksgiving just over a week away, we have a cornucopia of Texas real estate news for you, plus “Thanksgiving by the Numbers.” Today’s program is dedicated to the more than 400 residents of Turkey, Texas.

Land ho! Center Research Economist Dr. Charles Gilliland joins us with an update on Texas land markets. If you have an interest in rural land, you won’t want to miss it. We also visit Gladewater, Kerrville, Leander, Dallas, Plano, Addison, San Antonio, and San Marcos for the latest real estate happenings there.

Solar photovoltaic systems are increasing in popularity among homeowners. Why? Do they add to the value of a home? Center Research Economist Dr. Harold Hunt talks about this on today's show. Also, we’ll bring you the latest real estate news from Corpus Christi, Lufkin, El Paso, Arlington, Kingsville, Kirby, Houston, Rockport, and Amarillo.​

​With Halloween only four days away, we have some spooky fun facts to help you celebrate the occasion. We also have a rundown of the state's biggest real estate stories from the past week, including one out of San Antonio that's delivered "just like you like it." So grab your coffee, sit back, and relax with us for 15 minutes.

Our month-long Halloween celebration continues, and we assure you that it will be terrifying. Less terrifying is the newest member of our staff: attorney Rusty Adams. He's the author of "Sizing Up Surveys," which was published in last July's edition of Tierra Grande magazine. He joins us today to talk about his future research projects. All this plus news from around the state, including a pharmaceutical firm's big announcement for Carrollton.