In these unprecedented times we continue to navigate our ever-changing environment.  The layers of government actions spanning from federal, state, and then down to counties and cities can prove a … more

March Preliminary Data

Because of the unprecedented impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the state, we are going to lead off this week with the early read on March.

Last month we … more

The Texas Supreme Court has announced that beginning on Tuesday, May 19, eviction proceedings can resume.  This ends the eviction moratorium originally put into place until April 30, but then … more

March

Manufactured home shipments remained strong in March coming in just 46 homes below our forecast.

The 3% increase over February was due to an increase in the number of production days, but … more

Following the April 18 deadline to properly preserve tax liens older than four years, the MH Division of TDHCA in accordance with the various statutory mandates, removed 107,007 delinquent tax liens … more

Gov. Abbott announced that starting on May 1, “Phase I” of the state’s re-opening process will begin.  In addition to the governor’s prior order allowing essential businesses to remain open (which … more

The Texas Supreme Court extended for a second time the moratorium on evictions.  Filings for eviction are allowed, but no eviction proceedings will be held until at least May 18. 

The previous order … more

President Trump signed into law the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act, HR 266, which adds additional funding to the PPP, and EIDL pandemic response lending programs.  The … more