Texas real estate lawyer media
Welcome to our Texas real estate lawyer media center. San Antonio real estate attorney Trey Wilson regularly shares practical legal insights, podcast discussions, and video commentary on the complex property challenges facing property owners, developers, and investors across the Lone Star State. From resolving high-stakes boundary, easement, and access disputes to navigating breach of contract claims and representing land owners against data centers, Trey provides clear, no-nonsense perspectives on Texas property law. Browse the featured videos and podcast appearances below to learn how early legal intervention protects your land rights and investments, or visit our YouTube channel for ongoing updates and commentary.
How to Win at Real Estate – Guest Appearance on Dirty Deeds Podcast – Trey Wilson (2025)
CLIENT TESTIMONIAL – PARTITION OF FAMILY LAND – Trey Wilson (2024)
TEXAS REAL ESTATE LAW IS MY CALLING AND PASSION – Trey Wilson (2020)
LETTING EMOTION DRIVE YOUR LEGAL MATTER IS A COSTLY MISTAKE – Trey Wilson (2023)
WITHOUT THESE 3 THINGS, YOUR LAWSUIT IS NOT VIABLE – Trey Wilson (2023)
WHEN YOUR REAL ESTATE LAWYER BECOMES A FRIEND – Trey Wilson (2021)
IF YOUR LAWYER IS YOUR CHEERLEADER, YOU’VE GOT A PROBLEM – Trey Wilson (2023)
I LOVE MY JOB, BUT DON’T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. MY CLIENTS WILL TELL YOU! – Trey Wilson (2021)
EARNEST MONEY DISPUTES – IS THE JUICE WORTH THE SQUEEZE? – Trey Wilson (2023)
IS YOUR REAL ESTATE LAWYER A KEY COMPONENT OF YOUR BUSINESS? – Trey Wilson (2016)
Trey Wilson – San Antonio Real Estate Attorney for Real Estate Transactions
Trey Wilson- San Antonio Real Estate Attorney Defends TREC Complaints – Texas Real Estate Commission Complaints
Trey Wilson – Real Estate Attorney for Failure to Disclose Defects; Real Estate Lawyer Non-disclosure of Property Condition
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PUC Data Center Lawsuit: What it means for Texas landowners
By Trey Wilson, Texas Real Estate and Water Lawyer · Published October 2026 The State’s utility regulator has sued the Attorney General to keep two pieces of information about Texas data centers out of public view: the county each facility is in, and the regional water planning area it draws from. The headlines say the…
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How Much Water Is the Data Center Next Door Using?
By Trey Wilson, Texas Real Estate and Water Lawyer · Published October 2026 The Texas Attorney General is investigating hundreds of data center developments for failing to report their water use to the State. If a data center is planned or running near your land, the investigation raises the question you have been asking all…
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Data Center Neighbor Agreements: A Texas Landowner’s Guide
By Trey Wilson, Texas Real Estate and Water Lawyer · Published October 2026 The land agent was polite. The letter says the company wants to be a good neighbor, there is a check attached to a signature line, and the deadline is two weeks out. Before you sign a data center neighbor agreement, you need…
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San Antonio Data Center Lawsuit Won’t Pay Neighbors. Texas Nuisance Law Might.
The San Antonio Data Center Lawsuit Won’t Pay the Neighbors. Texas Nuisance Law Might. What the Vantage and VoltaGrid Clean Air Act Case Means for Texas Landowners Living Next to a Data Center Power Plant On September 21, 2026, two national environmental groups sued the companies behind two data center campuses on San Antonio’s far…
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The State Froze Data Center Permits. Can the Developer Use That to Extend Its Deal on My Land?
By Trey Wilson, Texas Real Estate and Water Lawyer · Published October 2026 You signed an option, a purchase contract, or a ground lease with a data center developer. Now the State of Texas has frozen data center permits, and a letter arrives saying the freeze is “force majeure,” the deadlines are suspended, and the…