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Important Notice Regarding Property Maintenance Standards in the City of Dallas
Dear City of Dallas Property Owners, We hope this message finds you well. As part of our ongoing commitment for Dallas residents to enjoy safe and habitable living conditions within our community, especially during inclement weather conditions, we are reaching out to provide crucial information...
Date posted 01/15/2024
In Memory of AAGD Member Howard Terrillion
Howard John “Jack” Terrillion passed on December 6, 2023 in Dallas, TX surrounded by his loving family. Born October 2, 1931 in Woods Mills, NY, Jack grew up on a dairy farm in Carthage, NY and graduated from Carthage High School in 1949. He joined the US Marine Corps in 1950 during...
Date posted 01/9/2024
2024 Multifamily Fee Survey
The results for the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas’ twenty-fifth annual survey of municipal fees for the 2024 fiscal year are in. The survey is a study of fees and other charges that multi-family properties are required to pay in their respective cities.
Date posted 12/5/2023
AAGD 2023 Compensation Survey
J Turner Research was engaged by the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas (AAGD) to conduct a survey of compensation and benefits offered to personnel in the apartment industry. The surveys were emailed to one person in each company on a list provided by the association. The surveys inquired...
Date posted 09/15/2023
State Preemption Bill Court Ruling
A Travis County District Court Judge issued a Declaratory Judgment finding that House Bill 2127, the Texas Regulatory Consistency Act, violates the Texas Constitution. The judgment did not prohibit, enjoin or prevent enforcement of the new law and it is not binding on other courts. HB 2127 will...
Date posted 09/5/2023