
County-by-county guides to help you find the right land in the right place.

Texas
Where the Metroplex Meets the Prairie — and Growth Is Accelerating
Wise County is one of the fastest-growing corners of North Texas, and it's still early enough in the growth curve to buy ahead of it. The county's population has leaped more than 18% since...
$/Acre
$26,000–$40,000 (varies by location and tract size)
Population
~88,000 (2026 est.), growing at 3.8% annually

Texas
East Texas Character, 45 Minutes from Dallas. The Market Hasn't Caught Up Yet.
Hunt County sits at a crossroads that most buyers haven't figured out yet. It's close enough to Dallas to matter — 45 minutes on I-30 puts you into downtown — but it prices like rural East...
$/Acre
$19,998
Population
~113,000 (2026 est.), growing steadily
Avg Days
~93 days

Texas
The $35 Billion Question: What Happens to Land When a Semiconductor Giant Moves In?
Grayson County is the most openly discussed land investment story in North Texas right now, and the fundamentals behind that discussion are real. When Texas Instruments announced a $30 billion...
$/Acre
$55,000–$75,000 (varies significantly by corridor)
Population
~140,000 (2026 est.), growing rapidly
Avg Days
~99 days

Texas
Two New Lakes, One County, and the Last Affordable Acreage This Close to DFW
Fannin County is the quietest transformation story in North Texas. While everyone watches Collin County's subdivision boom and Grayson County's semiconductor headlines, Fannin County just...
$/Acre
$8,000–$27,000 (varies by location and tract size)
Population
~40,200 (2026 est.), growing at 2.0% annually

Texas
The Last County Inside DFW Where You Can Still Find Acreage
Denton County is a different calculation than every other county in your search. You are not looking at a future growth story here — you are looking at a market that is already one of the top five...
$/Acre
$106,000–$165,000 (varies significantly by location and tract size)
Population
~1.07 million (2026 est.), one of the fastest-growing counties in the U.S.
Avg Days
~78 days

Texas
Where North Texas Growth Meets Rural Opportunity
Collin County is no longer just a suburb of Dallas. It's become one of the most dynamic growth corridors in the country, home to 24 Fortune 500 headquarters, a population that's added nearly 200,000 residents since the 2020 Census, and a land market where demand consistently outpaces supply.
$/Acre
$79,000–$154,000
Population
1.27 million (Jan 2025)
Avg Days
~75 days
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