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On Friday, October 9, 2026, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) published revised proposed rules implementing SB 17 in the Texas Register. The new proposal follows the withdrawal of the OAG’s March 2026 proposal, which lapsed on September 27, 2026. The October rules retain the March proposal’s core provisions and add several new ones, including a due diligence safe harbor. The rules are proposed and not yet in effect. The public comment period runs 30 days from publicati

Update, October 15: Texas BOMA shared the brief with the Elevator Advisory Board and offered public comments at the Board’s October 6 meeting. TDLR and the Board acknowledged significant pushback on the new reporting form and requirements, and TDLR announced that it plans to return to the previous process. We are awaiting written clarification on what that includes and when it takes effect. Until TDLR provides it, members should continue to follow the current requirements, in

In accordance with Texas Administrative Code, §74.50(a)(3), the owner of a building or facility, in which an elevator, escalator or other equipment is located and regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), is required to submit to the department within 30 days of the equipment inspection date, written documentation to verify that all violations cited on the inspection report are in compliance with §74.66(6)(A)-(C). Acceptable documentation to meet t

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has released proposed rules to implement SB 17, introducing significant new compliance and reporting obligations for commercial real estate stakeholders. This advocacy brief outlines the current situation and recommends next steps for Texas BOMA. Download the brief below:

On February 18, 2026, Texas BOMA hosted an insightful webinar presented by Marsha Godeaux, Architectural Barriers Program Supervisor with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Marsha shared information about the TDLR's updated registration and documentation requirements for registering construction projects under the Architectural Barriers program. We learned about the ownership information that must be submitted and why, compliance responsibilities under the Texa

Texas BOMA is proud to announce the launch of a new website. The new Texas BOMA website is more than just a digital facelift. It reflects the association’s commitment to supporting its community with practical tools and clear information. By focusing on usability and relevant content, the site helps professionals stay connected, informed, and engaged in Texas BOMA's advocacy efforts. Key features include: Clear menu categories such as Events, Education, Membership, and Resou