2023S0246-1 03/06/23
 
  By: Creighton, et al. S.R. No. 327
 
 
 
SENATE RESOLUTION
         WHEREAS, The Senate of the State of Texas is pleased to
  join realtors and Texans across the state in celebrating March
  22, 2023, as Texas Realtors Day at the State Capitol; and
         WHEREAS, The Texas Association of Realtors, known as Texas
  Realtors, has more than 150,000 members; it is the largest
  professional association in Texas, and its members are engaged in
  every aspect of the state's diverse real estate interests,
  including farm and ranch real estate, property management, and
  international, residential, and commercial real estate; and
         WHEREAS, Real estate and housing are essential to state
  and local economies; property purchases lead to jobs in the
  construction industry, and each transaction contributes to the
  growth and prosperity of our local communities; and
         WHEREAS, The members of Texas Realtors across the state
  adhere to a strict code of ethics that demands competence,
  fairness, and integrity in carrying out their profession; as the
  Texas housing market experiences unprecedented demand, Texas
  real estate professionals demonstrate an impressive ability to
  adapt to changing conditions so that Texans can continue to
  attain their goal of home ownership; and
         WHEREAS, During sessions of the Texas Legislature, members
  of Texas Realtors traditionally convene at the Capitol to meet
  with elected officials to discuss issues that are critical to the
  Texas real estate industry; it is indeed fitting that a day be set
  aside to honor Texas Realtors; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 88th
  Legislature, hereby commend the members of the Texas Association
  of Realtors on their many contributions to our state's prosperity
  and extend to them a warm welcome and best wishes on the occasion
  of Texas Realtors Day at the Capitol; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared for
  the association as an expression of esteem from the Texas Senate.