Where You’ll Hear Expert Insight Into the Texas, National, and Global Markets

November 01, 2018

Attend the Texas REALTORS® Winter Meeting from February 3 to 12 in Austin.

Three well-known economists will give their perspectives on the current state and future of the Texas, U.S., and global economies during a panel on February 8 at the 2019 Texas REALTORS® Winter Meeting.

Come hear from NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun, Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University Chief Economist Jim Gaines, and University of North Texas Professor of Real Estate John Baen as they discuss trends in the market and what to watch for in 2019.

Next year’s Texas REALTORS® Winter Meeting will also recognize outstanding REALTORS® with several awards that will highlight their work accomplishments and roles in their communities. And since it’s a Texas legislative year, expect plenty of discussion about what’s happening at the Capitol.

Registration for the 2019 Texas REALTORS® Winter Meeting will open in early December.

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