Public Record · Enacted legislation
Texas House Bill 4211, enrolled text, 89th Legislature
HB 4211 addresses specified residential property interests held through business entities. Its text requires purchaser disclosures, regulates dispute-resolution and transfer provisions, and changes the scope of a religious-housing exemption in the Texas Fair Housing Act. The Legislature's history records signature and immediate effectiveness on June 20, 2025. These documents establish the enacted language and enactment history, not that any particular organization violated it.
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- Enacted legislation
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- The Legislature's bill history records the governor's signature and immediate effectiveness on June 20, 2025. That enactment date is separate from the date our editors read and checked these documents.
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- https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/html/HB04211F.HTM
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What this document establishes
- The statutory language actually passed, including its definitions and operative sections.
- That the measure addresses entity-owned residential interests, purchaser disclosures, dispute-resolution and transfer provisions, and a Fair Housing Act religious-housing exemption.
- That the bill was signed and took immediate effect on June 20, 2025, according to the Legislature's own history page.
What it does not establish
- It does not establish that any named development or organization has violated the law.
- It is not a general prohibition on private religious practice.
- It does not resolve any pending litigation.
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