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​​On today's Red Zone podcast, we celebrate two Real Estate Center achievements. ​We also have headlines from Dallas, Denton, El Paso, Hutto, Midland, and Sherman. Tune in for all this and more. 

​​​​​​​​On today's podcast, we answer a question sent to us through our Twitter account. We also report on real estate headlines from across Texas and look at two updated Center reports. All this and more in only 16 minutes. Tune in. 

• ​​​​​Texas Border Economy report (Subscribe here​)​
  
• 28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets conference
  
• Texas Housing Insight report (Subscribe here)​
  
• Outlook for the Texas Economy​ report (Subscribe here)
  
• Red Zone Episode 383: ​A 28-year low
  
• Mixed-Use Blog post: "More people are coming to Texas, but do we have enough homes?​​​"​
  

Real Estate Center Research Economist Dr. Luis Torr​​es joins us on today's Red Zone podcast to talk about the state's low housing inventory and how it affects the market. Plus, we report on stories from Dripping Springs, New Braunfels, Denton, and more. Take a listen. 

• ​​Texas Housing Insight report (Subscribe here)​​
  

​On this week's podcast, we report on news from Pearland, Dallas, Texarkana, Midland, and more. Plus, El Paso is the best place in Texas for millennials with student loan debt. Tune in. 

• ​​Application for the Family Land Heritage program​
  
• Texas Housing Insight report (​Subscribe here)
  
• Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington​ housing reports​​
  
• ​Monthly Review of the Texas Economy report (Subscribe here)
  
• "The cost of building regulations" (Mixed-Use Blog post)
  

​​​​Center Senior Data Analyst Joshua Roberson joins us on this week's podcast to talk about the effects of flood events on the housing market in Houston's Meyerland submarket. ​​Plus, we report on stories from Austin, Dallas, and Fort Worth. Tune in. ​​​​

• 28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets conference​
  
• Texas Border Economy report​
  
• ​​Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website
  
• "Ebb and Flow: A Geographic Look at Houston's Stormy History​"
  

​​​​​​​On today's Red Zone podcast, we celebrate the designation of the Texas state flower. We also look at some statistics on one of the most dominating demographics in homeownership. Plus, we ​have news from ​Blum, Grapevine, Nash, Plano, and ​San Antonio. Tune in for all this and more! 

• ​​English-Spanish Real Estate Glossary (REC publication)
  
• 28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets (conference)​
  
• ​"Imperfect Storm​" (REC article)
  
• ​"Getting Back on Track: When Will Texas Housing Recover?" (REC article)​
  
• Texas Housing Insight​ (REC report)​
  
• ​"Ebb and Flow: A Geographic Look at ​Houston's Stormy History​" (REC article)
  

This not being a leap year, we were cheated out of celebrating a momentous event in Real Estate Center history. However, you won't be cheated out of hearing the week's biggest real estate stories from El Paso, Dallas, Fort Worth, Amarillo, Tyler, the Franklin Mountains, Richmond, and the Rio Grande Valley.

• ​28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets (conference)
  
• "Still Sparkling After Harvey" (REC article)
  
• "In Defense of the Property Tax​" (REC article)
  

​​​​​​Today we're back to basics, reporting on headlines from Austin, Frisco, Houston, ​​​​​​​San Marcos, College Station, and Cedar Park.​​​ Plus, get the details on the Center's 28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets conference. Tune in! 

• ​"Sign Here . . . From There"​ article 
  
• "Navigating Watershed Changes" article
• 28th Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets​ Conferen​ce
  

• ​​Texas Border Economy report
  
• Outlook for the Texas Economy report ​
  

​​​​​​​​​​​​The REC family is growing! The Center recently welcomed a new assistant research scientist and a new advisory committee member. Plus, get some ​insight on the Texas housing market. All this and more on today's podcast. ​​

• Finding Shelter: Affordability Squeeze in a Tight Texas Housing Market​
  
• ​​​​Texas Housing Insight
  

​Give us less than 12 minutes and we'll give you a rundown of the week's biggest Texas real estate headlines. Today, news from North Texas all the way down to the Rio Grande Valle​y. We'll even throw in a little Baytown history for good measure.

• ​​Finding Shelter​ (co​nference website)
  

After more than 18 years as managing editor of Tierra Grande magazine, Nan​cy McQuistion is retiring. She joins us today to talk about her years working on one of the most respected real estate magazines in Texas.

• ​Outlook for the Texas Economy
  
• Texas Border Economy
  

U-Haul's moving data put Texas on top for growth in 2017. Houston home sales hit new high last year despite Hurricane Harvey. The Texas economy continues to outpace the nation's. All this and much more today.

• ​​Texas Housing Insight
  
• Monthly Review of the Texas Economy​
  

This week, travel with us to Rockwall, Arlington, Midlothian, Pflugerville, and Longview for ​some of the state's biggest real estate stories. Also, learn more about an affordable housing conference the Real Estate Center is co-sponsoring next month with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

• ​​Finding Shelter: Affordability Squeeze in a Tight Texas Housing Market​
  

​To finish out 2017, we tell you which North Texas city is the holly-jolliest in the Lone Star State according to Google Trends data. We also look at one Texas law firm's rankings of the most dangerous intersections for pedestrians, and we cover stories from Corpus Christi, Houston, and Hudson Oaks.

​Today, sit in on our chat with Wesley Miller, former safety with the Buffalo Bills and now the REC's new research associate. He talks about his past life in pro football as well as his research interests here at the Center. Also, go with us to Live Oak, Deep​ Ellum in Dallas, Texas A&M University-Galveston, and Port A. All this and much more.

• ​​​Texas Border Economy
  
• Outlook for the Texas Economy​
  
• "How Much Home Can a Household Afford?"
  

​Today we chat with Center Research Attorney Rusty Adams about the public's right to use navigable rivers and streams in Texas, even when those waterways cross private property. We also head to Houston for one of the largest local real estate transactions ever, and to Lubbock for a $91 million TTUHSC expansion. Also, which two Texas cities are among the safest in the nation? Tune in to find out.

• "Up the Creek: Navigating Public Waterways"​
  
• Texas Housing Insight
  
• 2018 REC Calendar/Annual Report giveaway
  
  

Today we head to Austin, DeSoto, Conroe, Waco, Grand Prairie, Longview​, Kilgore, and more. We’ll also read some constituent mail we’ve received over the past month and look at the latest publications from around the Center. 

• "Globalization's E​​​ffects on Texas Manufacturing"
  
• Monthly Review of the Texas Economy​
  
• "Up the Creek: Navigating Public Waterways"
  
• "All the Right Moves"
  
• "Texas Land Markets, Third Quarter 2017"
  

A lot of new things are in the works around the Real Estate Center: ​​social media videos, webinars, calendar giveaways. Tune in today to learn more about them. You'll also get real estate headlines from Brookshire, Port Lavaca​, San Antonio, Missouri City, Seguin, and Midland.

​​"This Land is Their Land​" (REC article)​

​If today's lineup of stories has a common thread, it's retail. Tune in for news about Best Buy's new distribution center in Missouri City, HeyDay Entertainment's move into Denison, and Austin as a contender for new Amazon HQ. Join us.

• ​​21st Annual Commercial Real Estate Course​​