Hutson Land Planners & Development Consultants
The Texas Land Planning Experts

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.

Texas has always been big. But lately, the growth is Texas-sized. As cities like Austin, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio swell with new...

With Texas experiencing frequent flooding, understanding a site’s floodplain status can mean the difference between a successful project...

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

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

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 ...

"it’s important to understand the costs involved and how different approval processes can impact your timeline and budget."

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

Property appraisals aren’t just about square footage and recent sales. Zoning laws, future land use policies, and development potential...

hether you're a landowner, developer, or city planner, understanding zoning, right-of-way impacts, and infrastructure expansion is...

From base expansions and cybersecurity firms to suburban sprawl and new transit projects, the demand for strategic land planning...

At Hutson Land Planners, we specialize in creating comprehensive, sustainable land use plans that optimize both financial returns and commun

By carefully considering zoning, infrastructure, sustainability, and community impact, strategic planning ensures that your development will

AICP-certified professionals are using GIS to optimize development projects across Texas, ensuring smarter, more sustainable urban planning.