Local operator expansions in Texas
Existing operators opening another location. Permits dated 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-30, from the Texas Comptroller's public register.
Operators with 2-9 sites
727
National chains are excluded by default. An operator with hundreds of sites is already served; a local business opening its second to ninth location is the one making a fresh buying decision.
Of the 2,574 records here, the busiest industry is food services and drinking places with 418; the most active city is Houston with 270; 2,574 of these come from an operator that already runs a site.
| Business | Industry | Location | Permit date | Operator |
|---|
| Arden Road Animal Clinic Alliance Arden, P.c. | Professional and technical services | 3402 Arden Rd, San Angelo 76901 | 2026-10-24 | second location · 1 existing |
| Common Union USA Michael Lasane | Wholesale - nondurable goods | 2103 Reflection Bay Dr, Arlington 76013 | 2026-10-24 | second location · 1 existing |
| Fajas Yeye-siluett LLC | NAICS 339 | 1211 S Main St Ste C, Duncanville 75137 | 2026-10-24 | second location · 1 existing |
| Hot Cho's Carolina Rivera | Food services and drinking places | 7915 Parral Dr, El Paso 79915 | 2026-10-24 | second location · 1 existing |
| Kim Fashion Kimberly Denise Monreal | General merchandise stores | 889 S Sam Houston Blvd, San Benito 78586 | 2026-10-24 | second location · 1 existing |
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By industry
| Industry | Records |
|---|
| Food services and drinking places | 418 |
| Miscellaneous store retailers | 229 |
| Clothing and accessories | 162 |
| Professional and technical services | 150 |
| Personal and laundry services | 143 |
| Repair and maintenance | 131 |
| Wholesale - durable goods | 121 |
| Motor vehicle dealers | 91 |
| 71 other categories | 1,129 |
By city
| City | Records |
|---|
| Houston | 270 |
| San Antonio | 142 |
| Austin | 135 |
| Dallas | 134 |
| Fort Worth | 74 |
| El Paso | 47 |
| Katy | 35 |
| Plano | 35 |
| 482 other categories | 1,702 |
By operator size
| Operator | Records |
|---|
| Second location | 1,647 |
| Growing local operator | 727 |
| Regional chain | 200 |
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Excluded from this view: Nonstore retail (online / mail order) — mostly home-based sellers without customer premises.
What this is
Every Texas business that makes taxable sales must hold a sales tax permit, and each permitted location is a public record. A new permit means a physical location is about to trade. Because the register identifies the taxpayer behind each location, an existing operator adding a site can be told apart from a brand new business.
Timing note: the permit date is not an opening date. In a measured Harris County cohort, most locations recorded a first-sale date earlier than their permit date. Treat this as a record of where business is operating and expanding, not a forecast of future openings.