Texas § 214.232 PRESUMPTION OF VACANCY.

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§ 214.232 — PRESUMPTION OF VACANCY.

Texas § 214.232

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 214.232 (2026).

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Sec. 214.232. PRESUMPTION OF VACANCY. A building is presumed to be vacant under this subchapter if:

(1)all lawful residential, commercial, recreational, charitable, or construction activity at the building has ceased, or reasonably appears to have ceased, for more than 150 days; or

(2)the building contains more than three units, 75 percent or more of which have not been used lawfully, or reasonably appear not to have been used lawfully, for more than 150 days.

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Sec. 214.232. PRESUMPTION OF VACANCY. A building is presumed to be vacant under this subchapter if:
(1) all lawful residential, commercial, recreational, charitable, or construction activity at the building has ceased, or reasonably appears to have ceased, for more than 150 days; or
(2) the building contains more than three units, 75 percent or more of which have not been used lawfully, or reasonably appear not to have been used lawfully, for more than 150 days.