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?

Let’s be honest: entitlement processes aren’t always straightforward, and they definitely aren’t uniform across Texas. Here’s what makes them tricky:

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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.

But to turn open land into a viable project, you need more than a vision. You need smart, efficient, and compliant site planning tailored to this fast-changing region.

Before you get attached to the vision—or start spending real money—you need to know: Can this land support what I’m planning?

If you’re a landowner in New Braunfels, a developer in Georgetown, or building out utility connections in Frisco, it’s crucial to know who’s responsible for what.

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?

With Texas moving forward on new nuclear energy projects, landowners and planners across the state are asking one question...

These extremes threaten both urban and rural areas, making it essential to incorporate land planning solutions that address both drought...

Making smart land planning an essential tool in ensuring long-term water sustainability. But how exactly does land planning contribute to..

It’s all about designing communities that can withstand environmental challenges while promoting economic stability and long-term viability.

We’re seeing a boom in mixed-use developments, not just in major metros like Austin, Houston, and Dallas, but in unexpected places like...

Whether you're developing in a city or a county, the approval processes and associated expenses can differ significantly. Understanding...

The cost of extending utilities isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends on location, project size, and infrastructure availability. Here are ...

Whether you're a landowner, business owner, or developer, understanding the impact of right-of-way acquisition is key to protecting your ...

It’s about designing spaces that are both functional and beautiful. That’s where the collaboration between landscape architects and land...

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

Navigating property negotiations, municipal regulations, and legal requirements can feel like herding cats. That’s where we come in.