Relating to the identification, use, and taxation of surplus state property suitable for the development of affordable housing.

This bill requires Texas to catalog unused state land in cities with 25,000+ residents or counties with 50,000+ residents. It directs the state land office, with input from housing authorities, to identify properties suitable for affordable housing development using criteria like location near jobs/transit, property features, and housing shortage severity. The bill mandates creating a public map showing these properties overlaid with areas needing affordable housing, then issuing requests for developers to bid on long-term leases for building affordable units. It directly affects state property management, housing developers, and communities facing housing affordability challenges. The law focuses on identifying and mapping potential sites rather than changing tax policies.