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Can Your Lubbock Landlord Do That? 7 Rules Renters Should Know
Texas renters have more legal protection than many realize. From security deposits to repairs and lockouts, state law spells out what landlords can and cannot do, and the Texas Attorney General has a resource that breaks it all down.
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7B Commercial names David Chansilp as new COO
A Lubbock -based commercial real estate company announced a new chief operating officer, according to a company news release issued Tuesday, Aug. 4. 7B Commercial, which manages the process from site acquisition through construction, named David Chansilp as the new COO. "I'm excited to join a company that is deeply committed to excellence, integrity, and serving others," Chansilp said. "7B has built an outstanding reputation, and I look forward to helping strengthen the company's operations while supporting our team, clients, and long-term growth." Want a hotel? Downtown Lubbock hotel accepting bids amid bankruptcy filing Chansilp's 28 years of experience include being vice president of school development for Primrose Schools, along with positions at Charles Schwab, GO Car Wash, and Life Time. "David brings an exceptional combination of operational leadership and development expertise," said Derrick Merchant, CEO. "His experience leading high-performing teams and building strong operational processes makes him an outstanding addition to our leadership team. We are excited for the impact he will have on our people, our clients, and our company." Chansilp will oversee operations across real estate, development, and construction divisions, according to the release. Alana Edgin writes about business for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Got a news tip?
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Downtown Lubbock hotel accepting bids amid bankruptcy filing
A downtown Lubbock hotel is accepting bids to purchase the property after filing for bankruptcy, according to a Hilco Real Estate news release issued Monday, Aug. 3. The Baymont by Wyndham Lubbock, also known as La Quinta, at 601 Avenue Q, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December, according to court filings. On Monday, Hilco Real Estate announced it is accepting bids for the hotel through Aug. 18. "The property's location offers investors multiple paths to create value," said Jamie Coté, senior director at Hilco Global. "Whether maintained as a hospitality asset or repositioned to meet evolving market needs, the offering provides access to a growing regional economy supported by a major university, expanding healthcare sector and diverse employment base." Bids are being accepted through Aug. 18 and can be made by contacting Keith Worsham at 404-514-0242 or kworsham@hilcoglobal.com ; Weston Worsham at 404-304-4993 or wworsham@hilcoglobal.com ; or Jamie Coté at 203-561-8737 or jcote@hilcoglobal.com . People can access due diligence documents at HilcoRealEstateSales.com or call 855-561-2300. History of the Baymont by Wyndham Lubbock downtown The hotel was built in 1976 and renovated in 2021, covering more than 50,000 sq. ft. on 3.11 acres. The bidding process would include the land
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Caprock Chronicles explores historic early Lubbock lawyer homes, pt. 2
Editor’s Note: Jack Becker is the editor of Caprock Chronicles and is a Librarian Emeritus from Texas Tech University. He can be reached at jack.becker@ttu.edu. Today’s article about the historic Bledsoe home is the second of a two-part series by frequent contributor Chuck Lanehart, Lubbock attorney and award-winning Western history writer. The first Lubbock attorneys arrived about the time the county was organized, in 1891. Most were “prairie dog lawyers,” who traveled by horse or horse-drawn buggy throughout the South Plains and beyond seeking business. They rarely established permanent law offices in Lubbock, and most were gone by the turn of the century. When more stable attorneys arrived in the early 20 th century, they began to develop successful law practices and settled down with their families. One of these lawyers, W.H. Bledsoe, built a beautiful home near downtown Lubbock. Now, more than a century later, this remarkable structure still stands. Ironically—and appropriately—the Bledsoe home has been converted into law offices. William Harrison Bledsoe was born in 1869 in Cleburne, Texas, where he attended public schools. He studied law at the University of Texas and was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1890. After a few years practicing
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Caprock Chronicles explores historic early Lubbock lawyer homes
By Chuck Lanehart Editor’s Note: Jack Becker is the editor of Caprock Chronicles and is a Librarian Emeritus from Texas Tech University. He can be reached at jack.becker@ttu.edu. Today’s article about the historic Benson home is the first of a two-part series about historic lawyers’ homes by frequent contributor Chuck Lanehart, Lubbock attorney and award-winning Western history writer. The first Lubbock attorneys arrived about the time the county was organized, in 1891. Most were “prairie dog lawyers,” who traveled by horse or horse-drawn buggy throughout the South Plains and beyond seeking business. They rarely established formal law offices in Lubbock, and most were gone by the turn of the century. When more stable attorneys arrived in the early 20th century, they began to develop successful law practices and settled down with their families. One of these lawyers, W.D. Benson, built a beautiful home in downtown Lubbock. Now, more than a century later, this remarkable 117-year-old structure still stands. Ironically—and appropriately—Benson’s family home has been converted into law offices. William D. Benson was born in 1865 in Missouri. His formal education took him through the third grade, and as a young man, he worked as a cowboy, but he aspired to
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Lubbock metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Lubbock metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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Ventura Homes is hosting their Brooke Heights Tour of Homes featuring five new homes
LUBBOCK, Texas—Ventura Homes is hosting their Brooke Heights Tour of Homes featuring five new homes. Stroll down 123rd Street and take a peek inside all five new homes that are ready for you. Find out more, Facebook: Ventura Homes.
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Lubbock Association of REALTORS® is celebrating 100 years of serving Lubbock
LUBBOCK, Texas—Lubbock Association of REALTORS® is celebrating 100 years of serving Lubbock. After 100 years, the core promise remains unchanged: providing professional, ethical guidance that protects the dream of property ownership for our neighbors. LAR started the first Multiple Listing Service in Texas in 1951; and now, Lubbock has the distinction of offering the first […]
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West Texas Home Builders Association is proud to present 17 homes in the 2026 Parade of Homes
LUBBOCK, Texas—West Texas Home Builders Association is proud to present 17 homes in 3 subdivisions in the 2026 Parade of Homes. Purchase tickets to take the tour through June 22. From bold new floor plans to the latest interior trends, there’s inspiration waiting at every stop. Lubbockparadeofhomes.com