In a 5-2 decision the Bryan City Council voted to close the door on affordable housing last night despite the many objections of those that came to testify against the zoning ordinance change.

The … more

February

Manufactured home shipments for February were down -5.9% from January and down -16.8% from February of 2018. There were declines in both single-section and multi-section shipments … more

First, this morning in the House Licensing and Administrative Procedures Committee (LAP), TMHA supported HB 2546 was heard in committee.  TMHA’s lobby team worked late last week and yesterday to … more

To borrow from the cliché that making laws is like making sausages, and its best not to see how either are made, I thought I’d give a glimpse into what it looks like when the meat grinder is fired up. … more

Stop sign suggestions and chickens for everyone.

Ok, we will get to the chickens and “rolling stops” in a little bit.  But first, last Friday marked the 60th day of the 2019 Texas Legislative … more

This session has seen an unprecedented amount of landlord tenant bills.  Every session there are bills that could impact the state’s landlord tenant laws, but this year we have seen a significant … more

Just 90 days to go until the end of the 2019 Texas Legislative Session.  Hard to believe we are a third of the way through.

We are pleased to report that H.B. 2546 by Chairman Ryan Guillen was filed … more

As DJ has said in some of his reports to membership before, “In case anyone is bored and wants to join my mom in seeing me online…” feel free to log onto the City of Bryan city council website to see … more