Large-Scale Land Development
As the leading Texas public finance law firm dedicated to land development, public infrastructure, and economic and community development, our exclusive focus is representing developers and public entities in public finance.
From Dirt to Decades
Large-scale land development shapes how Texas grows with projects spanning thousands of acres and requiring coordinated planning for housing, utilities, mobility, drainage, parks, open space, and long-term governance. ABHR aligns private investment with public infrastructure needs through financing frameworks that sustain multi-phase, multi-jurisdiction projects over decades.
ABHR creates the legal and financial structures that make this alignment possible.
Economic and Community Development
Master Planned Communities
The Framework for Responsible Growth
Texas communities are growing rapidly, and large-scale developments must balance housing needs with long-term infrastructure demands. We help clients structure projects that enhance the quality of life in the communities where people live, work, and gather.
Advancing Large-Scale Land Development
Our areas of specialization integrate seamlessly to support planning, financing, and delivery across multi-phase developments. These tools create predictable models to incentivize early investment and ensure that quality public infrastructure is funded and maintained over time.
Areas of Specialization
Land Planning and Negotiations
Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) & Other Water Districts
Municipal Management Districts (MMDs)
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZ) & Development Authorities
Water Authorities
Government Relations
Areas of
Specialization
Land Planning and Negotiations
Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) & Other Water Districts
Municipal Management Districts (MMDs)
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZ) & Development Authorities
Water Authorities
Government Relations
Work Measured in Meaning
For more than two decades, ABHR has helped clients across Texas plan, fund, and deliver the infrastructure that supports everyday life. Partner Robert Seale shares how that work has been rooted in stewardship and long-term impact.
“Folks really get involved."
— Robert Seale, Partner
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