Relating to a seller's disclosure regarding real property located within a certain distance of a state or federal superfund site.

SB 2266 requires sellers of real property within five miles of a state or federal Superfund site to provide buyers with a written disclosure notice. The notice must include the site's name, location details, minimum distance to the property, definitions of Superfund sites, potential contamination risks, and links to EPA and Texas environmental websites for further information. Sellers must deliver this notice before a binding sales contract becomes effective, and buyers may cancel the contract within 14 days if the disclosure is not provided. The law applies only to contracts signed on or after September 1, 2025, and directly affects real estate sellers and buyers in properties near designated environmental sites.