Every number traces to an official source of record
Score
Know which governments will actually fund it.
Every Texas city and county gets an Incentive Likelihood score from 0–100 — fiscal capacity from Comptroller and Bond Review Board data, weighed against a real track record of Chapter 380/381 agreements, tax abatements, and TIRZ zones. Walk in knowing who can say yes.
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Every constraint, stacked on one map.
Toggle satellite imagery, FEMA flood zones, the live power grid, and city limits over any parcel. The constraints that kill deals in month three show up in the first ten seconds.
Explore the map layersAct
See everything an owner holds — then take it with you.
Open any parcel and pull the owner's entire portfolio across all 254 counties, stitched across appraisal-district spelling variants. Export the whole thing to Excel, or save it as a working list.
See owner portfoliosWhat you can do
Texas site selection data that moves decisions.
Whether you're selecting a manufacturing site, evaluating a development opportunity, or building an economic development strategy — SiteData has you covered.
Instant Site Selection
Filter all 14.3 million Texas parcels by acreage, county, city, land use, Opportunity Zones, Foreign Trade Zones, and flood risk — every parcel pre-scored 0–100 so you know exactly where to look. Toggle satellite imagery, city limits, and the live power grid on the map.
- Composite score 0–100
- Satellite + power-line layers
- Subdivision name search
Deep Market Intelligence
Every parcel connects to labor-market data, proximity to interstates, rail, gas pipelines, electric substations and transmission lines, incentive-zone stacking, and county appraisal values — both appraised and market — all in one view.
- Power & transmission proximity
- Appraised + market values
- Labor within 30 miles
Incentive Likelihood Score
Know which cities and counties can — and will — actually fund an incentive. A 0–100 score weighs each government's fiscal capacity (revenue and debt headroom, from Comptroller and Bond Review Board data) against its track record of Chapter 380/381 agreements, tax abatements, and TIRZ zones.
- Capacity + propensity, 0–100
- ~1,180 cities · 254 counties
- Red / yellow / green verdict
Off-Market Signals
Find parcels that are likely available before they ever hit the market. SiteData reads public appraisal-district owner data — absentee owners, non-homestead status, long tenure — to surface likely-available land, with owner name and mailing address for outreach.
- Likely-available parcel signals
- Owner name + mailing address
- From public records — not MLS
AI Signal Reports
A plain-language read on any county or city's development posture — incentive programs, stakeholder positions, permitting culture, and recommended next steps — generated from the data and delivered on screen or as a branded PDF.
- County & city development posture
- Incentive-program breakdown
- Export to branded PDF
Pro Exports & Reports
Take the data with you. Download any parcel boundary as KMZ, KML, or Shapefile, pull multiple parcels into a spreadsheet, save and organize sites into folders, and export a branded PDF report — with a satellite image of the parcel and its boundary.
- KMZ / KML / Shapefile download
- Multi-parcel spreadsheet export
- Saved lists + folders
How it works
Score any Texas parcel — from search to shortlist in minutes.
Three steps. No GIS training required.
Set your criteria
Define minimum acreage, target county, score threshold, and regulatory overlays like Opportunity Zones or Foreign Trade Zones. Takes about 10 seconds.
Explore the map
Every matching parcel appears color-coded by composite score. Click any parcel to pull up a full breakdown across all five scoring dimensions.
Analyze and export
Review ranked results, compare parcels side by side, and read the automated score narrative — including which governments are likely to fund an incentive. Export a full spreadsheet, parcel boundaries as KMZ, KML, or Shapefile, or a branded PDF for your proposal.
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