Many easements exist without incident for decades. However, sometimes a change in circumstances leaves the easement owners and the landlords in dispute. That’s when the courts step in and take the case.​ On today's podcast, ​Center Research Attorney Rusty Adams ​looks at three Texas cases that illustrate how the courts handle easement disputes.

​Housing affordability has been one of Texas' most pressing concerns for years. However, a new upgraded class of HUD-code manufactured homes called CrossMod homes offers a possible solution. Center Research Economist Dr. Harold Hunt joins us today to share his insights.​​

Despite the onset of a pandemic, 2020 was an absolutely phenomenal year for Texas' housing market. Then Winter Storm Uri hit. Was this historic snowstorm able to knock the housing market off balance? Tune into today's podcast to find out.

​The COVID-19 pandemic has left millions of Americans unemployed. But with the rollout of the vaccine and the reopening of the economy, the labor market has improved. Dr. Luis Torres joins us to discuss where Texas' labor market is headed in a post-pandemic world​.

Housing affordability has always​ been an obstacle for low-income homebuyers in Texas, but the financial pressures of the pandemic have further diminished their homebuying potential. Center Research Economist Dr. Harold Hunt and Research Intern Clare Losey ​share their insights on the latest Red Zone podcast.

Despite the pandemic, the Texas housing market saw strong sales growth in 2020. However, low housing supply could hamper further growth this year. Center Senior Data Analyst Joshua Roberson joins us on today's podcast to look at where the market is heading in 2021.

​In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic sent the world​ into a tailspin. ​​Although some aspects of the U.S. and Texas economies are on the mend, the economic scars are far from healed. ​Center​​ Research Economist Dr. Luis Torres shares his insights on today's podcast.

​​The Texas Real Estate Research Center rang in the new year with a new(ish) name. ​Center Executive Director Gary Maler joins us on the first podcast of 2021 to discuss the name change and the year ahead.

Death can create complications for real estate professionals. ​What if a party to a real estate transaction dies before closing? Or what if a home is believed to be haunted by a former occupant? Attorney and former TREC General Counsel Kerri Lewis discusses death's practical implications in today's podcast.​

​​Just like the rest of the economy, the Texas housing market took a major blow when stay-at-home orders hit the nation. ​However,​ the industry weathered the pandemic better than expected. Real Estate Center Senior Data Analyst Joshua Roberson shares his insights on our latest podcast.