Gilbert Davila's provides a wide range of service to his clients, including advocacy at administrative hearings (ARB's) as well as litigation negotiation and settlement. His current area of concentration is multi-family and low-income housing properties, as well as representing shopping centers, office buildings, mini-storage facilities and freestanding retail.

Gilbert received his B.A. from Rice University in 1994. At Rice, Gilbert double majored in English and Managerial Studies and was on the President's Honor Roll. Gilbert received a J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law in 1997 where he was an active member of the Student Recruitment Committee, Hispanic Law Student's Association and Research Editor for the Hispanic Law Journal.

Gilbert joined Popp, Gray & Hutcheson in 1998 and has become a frequent speaker at professional seminars and conferences. Gilbert also instructs various property tax law courses across the state and is a frequent author of property tax related articles which have been featured in numerous national publications including The National Real Estate Investor, Apartment Finance Today and Affordable Housing Finance.

Gilbert is a Registered Senior Property Tax Consultant and is a member of the Texas Association of Property Tax Professionals, the American Property Tax Counsel and several bar associations. Gilbert was named a 2006 Texas Super Lawyer Rising Star.

Gilbert is the former Chairman of the Board of a local, non-profit youth organization serving at-risk youth in the Central Texas area. Gilbert continues to serve as a community liaison for the organization. Gilbert also contributes his time and resources to the Austin arts community, including Zachary Scott Theater and The Blanton Museum of Art. Gilbert is an avid moviegoer and enjoys taking advantage of Austin's many restaurants and live music venues. To relax, Gilbert enjoys traveling and spending time at his family's ranch in South Texas.