Recognizing April 9, 2013, as Texas Realtor Appreciation Day.
This resolution does not enact law but serves to honor the real estate community, particularly the more than 80,000 members of the Texas Association of Realtors. By recognizing their contributions, the resolution adds to the public appreciation of real estate professionals and underscores their importance in Texas' free enterprise system. The acknowledgment of Realtor Appreciation Day fosters recognition of the economic and societal impact that these professionals have in promoting responsible government and entrepreneurship within the state.
Senate Resolution 619 recognizes April 9, 2013, as Texas Realtor Appreciation Day, celebrating the contributions of realtors in Texas. The resolution emphasizes the long-standing commitment of the State of Texas to the principle of private property rights and acknowledges the vital role that realtors play in facilitating real estate transactions, thus enabling Texans to confidently buy, sell, lease, and manage properties. The sentiments expressed in the resolution highlight the dedication of the Texas Association of Realtors in upholding standards of competence, fairness, and integrity in the real estate profession.
The general sentiment surrounding SR619 is one of positivity and gratitude towards realtors in Texas. The resolution reflects a unified stance among lawmakers in supporting the real estate community, which is seen as essential to the state's economy. There is an overarching appreciation for the efforts of realtors, which contributes to a sense of pride and recognition in their professional contributions to society, though it notably avoids any critical discourse or contention.
As a resolution, SR619 does not present major points of contention, as it broadly celebrates the real estate profession. However, it indirectly highlights the importance of private property rights, which can be a subject of debate in broader legislative contexts. Despite this, the resolution is largely non-controversial and aims to promote goodwill towards the real estate community without detailing specific regulatory opinions or contrasting viewpoints.