For developers, brokers & investors
Track new development across Texas.
Follow projects from plat or site plan to state registration to the first building permit. See what competitors are building, where new subdivisions are going in Houston and Austin, and which tenants are building out near your sites anywhere in Texas.
Houston Planning Commission, last 90 days
- 661
- plats on the agenda
- 6,620
- lots proposed
- 26,655
- acres platted
Latest plats
- Liberty GreenDec 3, 20265 lots · 0.34 ac · Single Family Residential (Public Street) · Greater Fifth Ward
- Churchs CullenDec 3, 20260.39 ac · Unrestricted · Sunnyside
- Cruz Auto ShopDec 3, 20260.39 ac · Unrestricted · 77032
- Gallahad Street HomesDec 3, 20262 lots · 0.16 ac · Single Family Residential (Public Street) · East Houston
- Aisla VillasDec 3, 202610 lots · 0.56 ac · Residential Guest Parking; Single Family Residential (Shared Driveways) · Spring Branch Central
- Eastwood Street VillasDec 3, 20262 lots · 0.18 ac · Single Family Residential (Public Street) · Greater Ost / South Union
- Afton Park GPDec 3, 202622.61 ac · General Plan · Spring Branch East
- High Meadows Sec 2 partial replat no 1Dec 3, 20261 lots · 0.16 ac · Single Family Residential (Public Street) · 77039
Built for developers & brokers
Plats & site plans
Houston Planning Commission plats and City of Austin site plan and subdivision cases, with lots, acreage, land use, developer and status.
Competitor pipelines
Follow any owner, developer or design firm and see every project they register statewide.
New tenants
Commercial permits name the tenant: see which restaurants, retailers and medical groups are moving in near your properties.
Submarket activity
New-development activity by ZIP code and neighborhood, to back up site selection and broker opinions of value.
How it works
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Pick your markets
Neighborhoods, ZIP codes or a radius around your sites.
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Follow developers and firms
Competitors, partners and the engineers who file their plats.
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Get every filing
New plats, hearing outcomes and commercial permits as they happen.
Questions
How do I find out what's being developed in Texas?
Commercial projects are registered with TDLR statewide, cities issue building permits, and new subdivisions show up as plats or site plans. groundranger connects all of them by address, so you can search by city, ZIP code, owner or design firm.
What is a plat?
A plat is the legal map that divides a piece of land into lots and streets. In Houston, plats go before the Planning Commission before land can be subdivided and built on, so they're the earliest public sign of new development.
How do I track a competitor's projects?
Follow the owner, developer or design firm on groundranger. You'll see every project they register with the state and every permit pulled on their sites.
How often does the Houston Planning Commission meet?
The Planning Commission typically meets twice a month. Each agenda lists the plats being considered; groundranger records each application's status at every meeting.
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