Charting the association’s path

March 01, 2024

Where do the association’s strategic initiatives come from? You.

The Texas REALTORS® Strategic Planning Committee has been gathering input since last year to help update the association’s strategic plan. The group reviewed results from an all-member survey, several focus groups, and industry and business experts to guide them during their two-day work session in March. Among the findings from member input:

What members value most from Texas REALTORS®

Educational resources and training
Legal support and services
Advocacy and representation
Tools and technology
Communication and information

Where members would like more focus

Enforcement of ethics and professionalism
Legal and political advocacy, especially regarding lawsuits
Additional tangible benefits to support business needs
Modernization and accessibility
Support for rural and small boards

Top member concerns

Industry litigation
Affordability of properties
Changing consumer behaviors
Regulatory changes
Economic downturns

Look for information soon on the updated Texas REALTORS® strategic plan.

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