When a Texas development project stalls, everyone blames permitting. But if we’re being honest? Most delays start earlier—and they’re preventable.

Whether you're eyeing a commercial project outside Lubbock, planning a mixed-use site in Longview, or considering a residential subdivision in Bryan—every successful development in Texas starts with one question: Is the site even feasible to build on?

If you’re looking for a trusted partner in commercial land planning who brings experience, strategy, and long-term value — we’d love to hear from you. Let’s build something big, together.

Permitting in Texas can take time — but prolonged silence usually means there’s confusion, misalignment, or missing information.

But here's the truth: just because it’s the way it’s always been done doesn’t mean it’s the best way to do it now.

Misconception #1: “Texas is pro-growth, so permitting is fast and easy.” It’s true—Texas doesn’t have a state-level zoning code like some states do. But that doesn’t mean it’s a regulatory free-for-all.

Most people think of Austin, Dallas, or Houston when they hear Texas real estate investment—but what if the smartest plays aren’t in the usual hotspots?

From road expansions in Dallas to pipeline easements in San Antonio, ROW is a key element in Texas development—and skipping the planning stage could mean costly delays.

Texas is booming. Cities like Celina, Prosper, and Leander are experiencing explosive growth, bringing both opportunities and challenges...

San Antonio’s economic diversification has led to a rise in demand for office spaces. With new companies setting up shop in the city and ...

For investors and developers, New Braunfels presents unique opportunities for long-term returns and strategic growth.

Together, we help our clients navigate development challenges, minimize stress, and deliver projects that meet both regulatory require...

New Braunfels is booming. With its rich history, scenic Hill Country landscapes, and strategic location between Austin and San Antonio,...

Whether you’re a developer, investor, or business owner, understanding the key steps in Austin land development is crucial for a successful

Dallas is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, and with that growth comes major shifts in land use, zoning regulations, and ...

It’s National Retro Day, y’all! And while we’re feeling nostalgic, let’s rewind and take a deep dive into how Texas land planning history...

Texas is growing fast, and with that comes increasing complexity in land development.

The question is: Is your land development project designed to withstand wildfire threats? Land Planning Strategies to Reduce Wildfire Risk

Between zoning laws, environmental regulations, and the unpredictability of soil conditions (ever heard of the Texas Blackland Prairie clay?

But with this growth comes the need for careful planning and development to make sure the city’s unique character and needs are met.