Brita Wallace is an attorney with Texans for Reasonable Solutions, where she supports the organization’s mission to reduce regulatory barriers and expand housing opportunities across Texas. Sheis also a land use attorney at McLean & Howard and the founder of Digs, her own infill building and development company.

Brita has longstanding experience in housing policy advocacy, including volunteer service as president of the Austin Infill Coalition, a nonprofit focused on advancing policies that support infill development and more housing choices. She has also contributed her time to local civic and nonprofit efforts, serving on the Austin Habitat for Humanity Advocacy Committee, the City of Austin Preservation Plan Working Group, the ULI Code Rewrite Workgroup, and the City of Austin Design Commission. She began her legal career in public service as the protective order attorney for the Williamson County Attorney’s Office, representing survivors of domestic violence.

A graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, Brita combines her background in public service, home building, and housing advocacy to help shape policies that make it possible to build more homes in Texas communities.