Platform capabilities
Everything you need for Texas site selection.
Instant Statewide Search
Query all 14.3 million Texas parcels in real time. Filter by acreage, county, owner type, appraised value per acre, and land use. No waiting for reports — results appear as you type.
Composite Site Scoring
Every parcel receives a composite score (0–100) across five weighted dimensions: Infrastructure (30%), Labor (25%), Incentive (20%), Land (15%), and Environment (10%). Customize weights to match your project requirements.
Incentive Zone Overlay
Instantly identify parcels inside HUD-designated Opportunity Zones, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Foreign Trade Zones, Texas Enterprise Zones, and other incentive programs that can reduce project costs.
Infrastructure Proximity Analysis
Every parcel is scored for proximity to Class I and short-line rail, interstate highways, water service, natural gas pipelines, electric substations, and high-voltage transmission lines — the infrastructure that defines industrial and data-center site viability. Toggle the live power grid and satellite imagery right on the map.
Government Incentive Likelihood
Go beyond which zones exist to which governments will actually fund a deal. A 0–100 score weighs each city and county'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. Covers ~1,180 cities and all 254 counties.
Off-Market Land Signals
Surface parcels that are likely available before they hit the market. SiteData reads public appraisal-district owner data — absentee owners, non-homestead status, long tenure — to flag likely-available land, with owner name and mailing address for outreach.
Labor Market Intelligence
See workforce availability, unemployment rates, and wage levels within 30 miles of any parcel using American Community Survey and Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Understand the labor market before you commit.
Export and Present
Download a ranked spreadsheet of your top sites with all scoring variables, export parcel boundaries as KMZ, KML, or Shapefile, and generate branded PDF reports with satellite imagery — ready for due diligence packages, development proposals, or economic development grant applications.
Who uses SiteData
Built for every Texas site selection use case.
Industrial Site Selectors
Identify greenfield and brownfield industrial sites across Texas that meet your infrastructure, labor, and acreage requirements. Score and compare sites in minutes instead of weeks.
Commercial Real Estate Developers
Find undervalued commercial parcels in high-growth Texas markets. Cross-reference infrastructure, incentive zones, and demographic data to prioritize development opportunities.
Economic Development Professionals
Build compelling site packages for corporate prospects. Document your community's land inventory, infrastructure, and incentive advantages with data sourced directly from TNRIS, TxDOT, and federal agencies.
Site Selection Consultants
Run simultaneous statewide searches for multiple client criteria. Deliver scored, ranked site lists backed by transparent methodology — not black-box recommendations.
Data sources
Built on authoritative Texas data.
Every parcel, infrastructure layer, and incentive zone in SiteData is drawn from official government systems of record — the State of Texas, the U.S. Census Bureau, and U.S. federal agencies. Texas property data comes from county appraisal rolls audited by the Texas Comptroller and aggregated statewide through TNRIS StratMap; labor and demographic figures are certified U.S. Census Bureau ACS and Bureau of Labor Statistics releases. Infrastructure, incentive, and environmental layers come from TxDOT, HIFLD, HUD, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, FEMA, and the EPA.
FAQ
Common questions about Texas site selection.
What Texas data does SiteData use for site selection?
SiteData uses statewide parcel data from TNRIS/StratMap — built on county appraisal rolls audited by the Texas Comptroller — plus infrastructure layers from TxDOT and HIFLD, certified labor and demographic data from the U.S. Census Bureau ACS and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and incentive zone boundaries from HUD and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Every figure traces to an official government source of record and is kept current.
How many Texas parcels does SiteData cover?
SiteData indexes and scores 14.3 million parcels across all 254 Texas counties — 100% statewide coverage. Every parcel, from a small urban lot to a 10,000-acre ranch, is scored and searchable.
Can I filter by Opportunity Zones or Foreign Trade Zones?
Yes. SiteData overlays HUD-designated Opportunity Zones and CBP-designated Foreign Trade Zones on every Texas parcel. You can filter your search to show only parcels inside one or both incentive programs.
How is the composite site score calculated?
Each parcel receives a weighted composite score across five dimensions: Infrastructure (30%), Labor (25%), Incentive (20%), Land (15%), and Environment (10%). You can adjust these weights in the app to match your specific project requirements.
Can SiteData tell me which cities and counties will actually fund an incentive?
Yes. Every Texas city and county receives a Government Incentive Likelihood score from 0 to 100. It combines fiscal capacity — revenue and outstanding-debt headroom from Texas Comptroller and Bond Review Board data — with a propensity signal drawn from each government's history of Chapter 380/381 agreements, Chapter 312 tax abatements, and TIRZ zones, so you can see who has both the means and the track record before you approach them.
Does SiteData show off-market or likely-available land?
Yes. SiteData reads public county appraisal-district owner records — flagging absentee owners, non-homestead parcels, long ownership tenure, and commercial holdings — to surface parcels that are likely available before they are ever listed. These are signals derived from public records, not MLS listings, and outreach details respect Texas Property Code §25.025 address protections.
Is SiteData suitable for economic development site inventories?
Yes. Economic development professionals use SiteData to build site inventories, respond to corporate prospects, and document community assets. The platform supports export to spreadsheet, KMZ/KML/Shapefile, and branded PDF for use in site packages and grant applications.
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