Commercial

Nonstop highway construction can be inconvenient, but infrastructure investment matters—not just for drivers, but for manufacturers who depend on mobility to keep their products moving.

Texas manufacturing thrives on growth but lags in workforce concentration. Can the Lone Star State compete nationally? Explore skills gaps, vocational revival, and why workforce development is key to future success.

Industrial construction has reached new heights in Texas in recent years, but the state could be poised for even greater growth if site readiness keeps pace.

Texas’ strong industrial base, spanning water-intensive and high-value sectors, benefits from accessible, cost-effective water supplies—positioning the state to attract continued investment and sustain diverse economic growth across key industries.

Exploring how Texas businesses are using, building, and rethinking commercial space.

More new businesses are choosing to be in remote areas instead of the city’s population centers, leading to a disconnect between where residents live and where jobs are located.