Research economist Dr. Charles Gilliand reports on Texas land markets for the second quarter of 2019.
AuthorCharles Gilliland
Charles Gilliland 
DR. CHARLES GILLILAND currently holds an appointment as a Research Economist with the Real Estate Center in the Mays School and an appointment as Adjunct Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics at Texas A&M University. In addition, Dr. Gilliland is Helen and O.N. Mitchell Fellow of Real Estate and a Clinical Professor of Finance teaching real estate investment analysis for the Master of Real Estate program in the Mays School at Texas A&M University.
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Texas 2018 Third Quarter Land Market Report
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Texas Land Markets 2018 Through the Second Quarter
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Texas Land Markets Fourth Quarter 2017
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Texas Land Markets Third Quarter 2017
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