Texas officials estimate higher property values - CBS News

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Texas officials estimate higher property values CBS News (AP) AUSTIN, Texas — Texas property values increased 1.3 percent statewide last year, the comptroller's office says, in another sign the economy is getting stronger. The assessed value of all residential and commercial property across the state ... Texas and regionLubbockOnline.com all 42 news articles »

Texas Partners Close on 422-Unit Portfolio - Citybizlist Real Estate

Texas Partners Close on 422-Unit Portfolio Citybizlist Real Estate AUSTIN, Texas - A Texas-based partnership has scooped up a three-property multifamily portfolio with 422 units in north Austin. Joe James and Kent Myers in the Austin office of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services marketed the portfolio ...

SmartTouch Interactive Launches New Lead Adapter to Integrate with Third Party ... - MarketWatch (press release)

SmartTouch Interactive Launches New Lead Adapter to Integrate with Third Party ... MarketWatch (press release) AUSTIN, Texas, Feb 08, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- SmartTouch(R) Interactive, an interactive real estate marketing agency and real estate marketing automation and CRM software development company, today announced that it has made available the new Smart ... and more »

Property Code Violations Inspire New Top 10 List - Mortgageorb

Property Code Violations Inspire New Top 10 List Mortgageorb ... lists may be funny for David Letterman, but Austin, Texas-based Field Asset Services (FAS) has compiled its own list that is anything but amusing: the Top 10 Code Violations relating to the maintenance of foreclosed and real estate owned property. and more »

Ending Property Taxes: Let's Lead the Way on Conservative Issues - Texas Insider

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Ending Property Taxes: Let's Lead the Way on Conservative Issues Texas Insider However, the other day I saw an article on a business website that ranked the Top 10 Worst States in terms of the burden of their property taxes on landowners. Texas was number three on the list … behind only New Hampshire and New Jersey.