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Welcome to On the House, a podcast focusing on homeownership and the home buying process. On the House is produced by the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation, a nonprofit that provides down payment grants and tax credits to home buyers. Learn more at www.tsahc.org.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn the House is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 49 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #48
In 2025, TSAHC opened the doors to new possibilities for Texas families, through the many housing and training programs we provided. Listen to our interview with TSAHC President David Long as he reflects on both our impact in 2025 and our plans for the year ahead.
Episode #47
<p>What will 2026 mean for the rental and multifamily housing market?</p><p>In this episode, we explore the rental and multifamily housing forecast for 2026 with <b>Khayree Duckett of Dominium Apartments</b> and <b>Megan Lasch of O-SDA Industries</b>. We discuss how shifting capital markets, lower tax credit pricing, construction slowdowns, rent growth expectations, and more are shaping development decisions across Texas. </p><p>Tune in for insights on what housing professionals should be watching and how the multifamily landscape may change in the year ahead. </p>
Episode #46
<p>The path to homeownership is evolving, and 2026 will be no exception. This episode is Part Two of a two-part conversation where we continue our discussion with <b>Jed Guenther (Lakeview Loan Servicing), John Hudson (H&M Mortgage), and Christy Gessler (Texas REALTORS®)</b>. In this second half, the conversation shifts to the policy environment shaping housing, how AI is influencing the market, and key predictions for what lies ahead in 2026. Listeners will walk away with a clearer understanding of what to expect and how to prepare for the housing market in 2026. </p>
Episode #46
<p>The path to homeownership is evolving, and 2026 will be no exception. This episode is Part One of a two-part conversation where we sit down with <b>Jed Guenther (Lakeview Loan Servicing), John Hudson (H&M Mortgage), and Christy Gessler (Texas REALTORS®)</b> to break down what buyers can expect. In this first half of the conversation, we dig into interest rates, insurance, inventory, and other market fundamentals. With these insights, listeners get a practical look at the challenges and opportunities homebuyers may face in 2026. </p><p>Stay tuned for Part Two! </p><p>*This discussion was recorded on December 10, 2025. </p>
Episode #45
<p><b>The legislative session may be over, but the conversation is just getting started.</b><br/> In this episode, we break down Texas’ 89th Legislative Session with Bryan Tony (Dallas Housing Coalition) and Todd Kercheval (Kercheval & Associates), exploring the legislative progress made for affordable housing and what it means for the future of housing policy in Texas. </p>
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