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Jamee Jolly: The Micro and Macro of Dallas Commercial Real Estate

By Shelby Skrhak / January 28, 2025 /

The commercial real estate scene in Dallas remains a dynamic and complex environment, characterized by both challenges and new opportunities. Big picture, Dallas is well-positioned for growth, but if you take a boots-on-the-ground look at the city’s commercial real estate, there’s still work to be done. In this short clip from the latest episode of…

Building This City: Inside Dallas’ Commercial Real Estate Future with TREC’s Jamee Jolly

By Shelby Skrhak / January 24, 2025 /

In this episode of Dallas Dirt, host April Towery sat down with Jamee Jolly, President and CEO of The Real Estate Council (TREC), to discuss the unique dynamics of Dallas’s commercial real estate market, the importance of community involvement, and TREC’s role in shaping the city’s future. Jolly, who took the reigns at TREC just…

Title Tip: Here’s What You Need to Know About The TREC Contract Changes Effective Feb. 1

By Robert Frye / January 31, 2023 /

Beginning Feb. 1, 2023, the revisions made to the standard TREC contract will be mandatory for all agents using these forms. This includes the one- to four-family, condominium, and farm and ranch contracts. These changes, which were approved in November of 2022, are part of TREC’s regular updates to their contract forms and reflect the…

Heads Up: TREC’s New Rules For Home Inspection Reports Just Went Live

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / September 15, 2021 /

Every week, the detail-oriented folks at Green Scene Home Inspections will give CandysDirt.com readers an education in inspection. Want to see what they see? Tune in for “Upon Closer Inspection.” If you’re in the real estate biz, you may be aware that the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), which is the governing body over real…

TREC Issues Statement on Seditious Acts at Capitol: No Action Will Be Taken

By Joanna England / January 11, 2021 /

While the rally-turned-insurrection during the March for Trump event resulted in several arrests and even more public firings, the Texas Real Estate Commission issued a statement this afternoon saying that while they’ve received numerous reports about licensees participating in felonious and seditious acts, the commission’s hands are tied. As the statement outlines, “the Commission may…