Why Texas Is Booming: Land, Housing, and Infrastructure Strategy
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Scott Theeringer, founder and CEO of M&A Devco, breaks down why North Texas is experiencing unprecedented demographic and economic growth. As a Texas-based real estate developer and private equity investor, Scott explains how land entitlement, infrastructure constraints, and the Texas Triangle are shaping the future of housing supply.
Key Highlights: - Why Texas has the stickiest population in America (87% born here stay here) - How 1,200 people per day moving to North Texas is driving subdivision development - The entitlement process and infrastructure challenges developers face - Why data centers are creating massive energy and power infrastructure demands - The real story behind homelessness (it's not about housing affordability) - Nuclear energy as the only long-term solution for Texas growth - California's regulatory lessons and what Texas must avoid
About Scott Theeringer
Scott Theeringer
CEO & Founder, M&A Devco
Real estate executive and developer with 30+ years of full turnkey commercial development, acquisitions, construction and dispositions. Scott's deep experience includes multifamily, and industrial/distribution and warehouse, office, medical and retail. Extensive experience working within the private equity sector, family offices, large publicly traded entities, and real estate investment trusts. Scott's development experience includes 3,500 lots, 3,000 apartment units, and over $4 billion in commercial projects with DR Horton, Toll Brothers, KB, Lennar.
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