Resources for Passing Housing Affordability Reform in Your State·How Texans for Reasonable Solutions won major housing reforms in Texas's 2025 session — keynote, slide deck, write-up, and podcast to help advocates in other states follow suit.

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This page collects resources from Texans for Reasonable Solutions on how the group won major housing reforms in Texas's 2025 legislative session. It includes a keynote, slide deck, written playbook, and podcast. Advocates in other states can use it to see how coalition building, legislative champions, vote tracking, and public outreach helped pass housing affordability and property-rights bills.

Shows: A set of advocacy resources, including a keynote, slide deck, write-up, and podcast, explaining how a Texas coalition passed four housing and property-rights bills in 2025 and how advocates elsewhere can follow a similar approach.
Places: States
Years: 2025

Questions it answers

How did a coalition pass housing affordability reform in Texas in 2025?
What strategies and tactics can advocates use to build support for housing reform in their own state?
How do you build a coalition and find legislative champions for housing bills?
What were the four housing and property-rights bills the Texas coalition backed?
Which reforms would add homes?