Why Public Projects Are Changing Stormwater Design Standards

Public park walkway where stormwater design helps manage surface runoff safely

When Greenville announced the start of its new SportsPark project, many people focused on the fields, trails, and spaces for families. However, this project also highlights something less visible but just as important: stormwater design. Stormwater design plays a big role in keeping public spaces safe, open after heavy rain, and free from long-term damage. […]

Traffic Study Alert: Urban Traffic Is at a Breaking Point

A traffic study perspective showing urban congestion on elevated roadways

Dallas traffic has become more than a daily annoyance. It is now a real barrier to growth. Recent local reports show that several Dallas–Fort Worth corridors rank among the most congested in Texas. As a result, longer commutes, wasted fuel, and growing frustration affect residents and businesses every day. In this environment, a traffic study […]

Why Transit Redevelopment Needs an ALTA Land Title Survey

Aerial view of urban transit-area land where an alta land title survey helps confirm redevelopment feasibility

When recent local news reported that San Antonio has more than 7,000 acres of land near future transit corridors, many people saw opportunity. More housing. Less sprawl. Smarter growth. However, developers, investors, and lenders see something else first: risk. Before any of that land can turn into housing, mixed-use projects, or commercial space, it must […]