Acquire raw land across Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston plus 12 secondary corridors. Entitle. Sell to national homebuilders. 401(k) and IRA eligible. Accredited investors and qualified purchasers only.
The Texas Triangle is the 4th most populous U.S. mega region and has produced 35% of all U.S. job creation since 2020. Texas added 1.6 million residents in three years, and the national homebuilders cannot keep up.
The bottleneck is not capital or labor. The bottleneck is entitled land. KB Home, DR Horton, Lennar, and Pulte need finished lots delivered on a fixed timeline and cannot find them across DFW, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston at the velocity they are selling.
M&A Development acquires raw land in those four metros plus 12 secondary growth corridors, runs the full entitlement process across zoning, planning, and infrastructure approvals, and sells the finished lots to the national homebuilders. The 30%+ target IRR is the math of that supply gap.
Raw or underutilized land in the Texas Triangle and 12 secondary corridors.
Run zoning, planning, and infrastructure approvals to finished-lot status.
Exit to KB, DR Horton, Lennar, Pulte, and other national homebuilders.
Return capital plus the spread between raw acquisition and entitled-lot value.
Redeploy proceeds into the next acquisition across the same 16-market footprint.
Texas Triangle Land Fund is a 506(c) vehicle that acquires raw land across Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and 12 secondary growth corridors, then entitles and sells to the national homebuilders. 401(k) and IRA eligible. Accredited investors and qualified purchasers only.
“Texas added 1.6 million residents in three years. The homebuilders cannot keep up because they cannot find entitled land. We have spent 30 years buying raw land across the Texas Triangle and producing entitled lots on the timeline that the builders need them. The 30%+ target IRR is the math of that supply gap.”
Fifteen minutes with M&A Development investor relations. Walk through the current land inventory across DFW, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston, and the 401(k) and IRA eligibility for the Texas Triangle Land Fund.
