Texas Resources
Recent Project Announcements
Avant Technology Expands Pharr, Texas, Manufacturing Operations
Applied Optoelectronics Expands Sugar Land, Texas, Production Operations
East Penn Manufacturing Expands Temple, Texas, Manufacturing Operations
Sesajal Plans Temple, Texas, Warehousing-Production Operations
Stanley Black & Decker Expands Mission, Texas, Production Operations
France-Based Valeo Plans McAllen, Texas, Manufacturing Operations
MP Materials Plans Northlake, Texas, Rare Earth Manufacturing Operations
Novartis Gene Therapies Plans Denton, Texas, Operations
Sika Corporation Expands Sealy, Texas, Operations
Weir Minerals Expands Fort Worth, Texas, Headquarters Operations
British-Based ARM Inc. Expands Austin, Texas, Operations
Davie Defense Expands Galveston-Port Arthur, Texas, Operations
CesiumAstro Expands Bee Cave, Texas, Headquarters-Manufacturing Operations
Creative 3D Technologies Expands Cedar Park, Texas, Headquarters-Manufacturing Operations
Recent Features
The Evolving Landscape of AI Infrastructure
AI is reshaping site strategy. This episode explores compressing “Time to First Token,” power-first location decisions, and the execution discipline executives need as data centers scale, faster than real estate cycles.
Leading Metro Locations 2025: Smaller Markets, Stronger Momentum
Smaller and mid-sized U.S. metros are outpacing big cities, leveraging workforce agility, affordability, and livability to redefine competitiveness and attract investment in 2025.
A Single Front Door for Corporate Investment in Fort Worth
Manufacturers and corporate real estate executives often talk about speed to market and clarity of process as deciding factors in site selection. Fort Worth is testing what happens when a city reorganizes itself around those principles.
America’s Aerospace Reboot
Once dominated by legacy clusters, aerospace site selection is evolving rapidly as companies prioritize speed, workforce specialization, and strategic proximity.
2025’s Top States for Business: How the Winners Are Outpacing the Rest
Speed, workforce alignment, and energy infrastructure now define the best states for doing business — not just incentives or tax breaks. Our exclusive rankings break down how the top performers are staying ahead in a tightening market.
New Rules for the Cloud Rush
What developers need to know about how states are regulating data centers—and utilities are shifting the cost burden.
First Person: Joe Capes, CEO, LiquidStack
LiquidStack CEO Joe Capes on choosing Texas for expansion, working through AI supply chain shocks, and why hot water is the future of cooling.
The Quest for Logistics Supremacy
With supply chain pressures mounting, America’s logistics network is being rebuilt from the ground up and states are competing for the infrastructure edge by investing in ports, air cargo, and cold storage.
Why Art Belongs in Industrial Spaces
Once dismissed as decorative, workplace art is now being embraced as a powerful tool for improving employee well-being, productivity, and a company’s public image.
First Person: Brent Omdahl, SVP Government Affairs for Global Wafers
The EVP for Government Affairs at GlobalWafers shares insights on a $3.5 billion investment in Sherman, Texas, workforce development, and how the CHIPS Act has reshaped semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S.
