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Community associations in Texas.

Associations: 23,000+
Residents: 6,250,000
Annual spend: $12 billion
Median home: $299,467

Source: Foundation for Community Association Research, 2025 Statistical Review

One of the largest HOA markets in the country, governed by Title 11 of the Texas Property Code — with some of the most detailed assessment-lien and foreclosure procedures in the US.

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Governing statutes

HOA / Property owners

Texas Property Code Title 11 — Property Owners Associations

Tex. Prop. Code §§ 202–209

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Condominium

Texas Uniform Condominium Act (TUCA)

Tex. Prop. Code Ch. 82

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What Texas boards are dealing with right now

1
Assessment lien priority and non-judicial foreclosure procedures under Ch. 209
2
Board meeting notice, open-meeting, and executive-session requirements
3
Reserve fund planning — not yet statutorily required but increasingly expected by lenders and buyers
4
Deed-restriction enforcement and the judicial-approval requirement for foreclosure on a homestead

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