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HB 1349

Relating to property owners' associations, including condominium unit owners' associations.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Salman Bhojani and 5 co-sponsors

HB 1349 modifies Texas property owners' and condominium associations' governance rules, affecting millions of homeowners' rights, fees, and dispute procedures.

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Bill Summary · HB 1349

Legislative bill overview

HB 1349 modifies Texas laws governing property owners' associations (POAs) and condominium unit owners' associations, addressing their operational rules, governance procedures, and member protections. The specific provisions are not detailed in the available information, but the bill represents a comprehensive regulatory update to how these residential associations function across Texas.

Why is this important

Millions of Texans live in properties governed by POAs and condominium associations, which control everything from monthly fees to maintenance standards and dispute resolution. Changes to these laws directly affect homeowners' rights, financial obligations, and ability to challenge association decisions—making this relevant to a substantial portion of the Texas residential population.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope of association authority – Whether the bill expands or restricts HOA/condo boards' power to levy fees, enforce rules, and make unilateral decisions affecting property owners
  • Transparency and accountability measures – Disagreement over what financial disclosure and meeting notice requirements should apply to associations
  • Dispute resolution processes – Tension between strengthening member appeal rights versus streamlining association operations and reducing litigation costs

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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