Texas Land 1031 Exchange: When Working the Dirt Costs You
On 200 acres, that is $3.2 million. Federal capital gains tax and the net investment income tax can take a meaningful share of it at closing. A Texas land 1031 exchange defers that bill.
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From the Field

Lake Ralph Hall Starts Filling: Fannin County Land Impact
Lake Ralph Hall began filling in July 2026 in Fannin County. Water reaches Celina across 2027 and 2028, not this year.

McKinney MF36 Zoning: 600 Apartments Across My Street
Many times we have had to stop in the middle of the road to the let the the baby ducks and geese walk across the road

Cole Ranch: 4,365 Homes Break Ground in Denton
Houston-based Johnson Development is leading the roughly $5 billion project on land the Cole family has held since the 1930s.

Texas Data Center Land: Why 66 Acres Sold for $76.5M
The real asset in this Texas data center land deal is 164 megawatts of grid interconnection that Plug Power had already secured for a green hydrogen plant it never built.

LiteOn McKinney, a $919 million campus, isn't an AI Data Center. Here's What It Is
Call it what it is. The LiteOn McKinney project, a $919 million campus and one of the largest private investments…

North Texas Foreclosures Climb as Distressed Inventory Opens a Window for Buyers
More than 2,700 properties across Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant counties entered foreclosure in the first four months of 2026,…

Downtown Celina Development Hits a Milestone: $15M Trackside Junction Wins First-Ever TIRZ Backing
The City of Celina and the Celina Economic Development Corporation announced Trackside Junction this week, a $15 million mixed-use project…

Fields West Development: 35+ Tenants Confirmed at Frisco's $800 Million Urban Village
More than 35 businesses are now signed at the Fields West development. This $800 million mixed-use project is rising on…

What a Groundwater Conservation District Means for Your Land Purchase
Ninety-eight groundwater conservation districts regulate the water beneath nearly 70 percent of Texas land. If you are buying rural acreage…




