Texas HB5225 amends property owners' association regulations to protect property owners' rights.

Texas HB5225 amends the Texas Property Code to limit the powers of property owners' associations. The bill prohibits associations from unreasonably restricting owners' use of common areas and from requiring certain information from lease or rental applicants. It also limits the ability of associations to restrict minor aesthetic improvements to residences and lots. Additionally, the bill mandates that any policy for levying fines or assessments must be approved by a majority of voters. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB5225 amends property owners' association regulations to protect property owners' rights.

Texas HB5225 amends the Texas Property Code to limit the powers of property owners' associations. The bill prohibits associations from unreasonably restricting owners' use of common areas and from requiring certain information from lease or rental applicants. It also limits the ability of associations to restrict minor aesthetic improvements to residences and lots. Additionally, the bill mandates that any policy for levying fines or assessments must be approved by a majority of voters. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.