KNOW THE LAND BEFORE YOU BUY

Due diligence on 4.7 million rural Texas parcels.

TerraIQ joins parcel records across all 254 Texas counties, combining FEMA flood data, USDA soil surveys, accessibility, growth trends, oil-and-gas activity, urban proximity, and other public-record signals into one 0–100 Quality Score that tells you which parcels are worth buying. one 0–100 Quality Score for every rural parcel in the state.

A worked example

Two parcels, same county, 23 points apart.

Both of these are real parcels currently in the dataset. Both are "Top 25% in their county." Statewide, they look very different — and the score explains why in one number.

Parcel A · Burnet County

Hill Country, 33 mi from Austin

OVERLY ELIZABETH T · 155.5 acres
74/ 100 Statewide Q1 · Top 25%
Acres
155.5
$ / acre
$18,968
Distance to nearest Tier-1 metro
33 mi (Austin)
County tier
Top 25% in Burnet
City proximity
95
Pop. growth
68
Road access
75
Industry catalyst
55
Brownfield safety
90
Parcel B · Culberson County

West Texas, 397 mi from San Antonio

BROESCHE BROOK ANN JOHNSON · 671.3 acres
51/ 100 Statewide Q3 · Lower-mid
Acres
671.3
$ / acre
— (ag-exempt)
Distance to nearest Tier-1 metro
397 mi (San Antonio)
County tier
Top 25% in Culberson
City proximity
5
Pop. growth
45
Road access
30
Industry catalyst
10
Brownfield safety
100
23
point gap
Both score "Top 25% in their county" — county tiers are within-county. The statewide score puts them 23 points apart, driven almost entirely by location: Parcel A scores 0.95 on city proximity (Austin spillover band), Parcel B scores 0.05 (beyond 100 mi from any major city).
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How it works

The state's data, joined once.

A buyer comparing two parcels in different counties has to pull, normalize, project, and join eight fragmented data sources by hand. TerraIQ runs that join once across all of Texas and exposes the result as one comparable number per parcel.

DATA

Built on public-record sources

FEMA flood maps, USDA soil surveys, TxDOT road data, U.S. Census growth statistics, and parcel records from all 254 county appraisal districts — joined and standardized so every parcel is judged by the same yardstick.

02 · SCORE

Composite quality score

Every parcel is run through TerraIQ proprietary scoring model, which weighs location, growth, infrastructure, and environmental signals, and lands on a single 0–100 scale. Same yardstick everywhere in Texas.

03 · TIER

Ranked statewide and in-county

Every parcel gets two ranks — one against all of Texas, one against its own county — so you can see how it stacks up at both scales.

Search the highest-scoring parcels in any Texas county.

The score answers: of all the rural land in Texas, which parcels have the structural fundamentals — proximity to growth, traffic, low environmental risk — that historically drive long-run appreciation.

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