Monday, October 12, 2026
3 stories from Land & Water, Real Estate & Development, Schools.
Each story explains what happened, what is confirmed, and what still needs follow-up.
- 01Land & Water · Plan effective; Stage 2 in effect
What would NBU drought surcharges cost high-use homes?
NBU customers pay no drought surcharge at the current Stage 2, but a move to Stage 3 or 4 would add conditional costs for residential use above 6,000 gallons a month.
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Housing Monitor: October 2026, seller price cuts rise as absorption holds
The Housing Conditions Index is -17, with a -3% to 0% price outlook over 3–6 months. More listings carry price cuts, although pending sales are keeping pace with inventory.
Read the full story → - 03Schools · Adopted rate; savings projected
What does NBISD bond refinancing mean for school taxpayers?
NBISD taxpayers now face an adopted debt rate of $0.3408 per $100; the district projects $1.66 million in refinancing savings to support it.
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