Expansion Alert

New business locations in Texas

First location on record. Permits dated 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-30, from the Texas Comptroller's public register.

Records
8,790

Of the 8,790 records here, the busiest industry is food services and drinking places with 1,129; the most active city is Houston with 894.

Harris CountyDallas CountyTarrant CountyBexar CountyTravis County
BusinessIndustryLocationPermit dateOperator
3D Farms
Kenley Dover
NAICS 1121600 County Road 1713, Jacksonville 757662026-10-24first location on record
A&g Heavy Haul and Repair Services, LLC
A&g Heavy Haul and Repair Services LLC
Repair and maintenance2906 Ruggles Loop, Temple 765012026-10-24first location on record
A.m. Santos Tire Shop LLCRepair and maintenance16828 Beaumont Hwy, Houston 770492026-10-24first location on record
Affordable Pest Control
William Dean Wilson
Administrative and support services526 Cedar St, Mercedes 785702026-10-24first location on record
Aggieland Water Solutions
Aggieland Water Solutions, LLC
Specialty trade contractors3506 Dovecote Ct, Bryan 778082026-10-24first location on record
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By industry

IndustryRecords
Food services and drinking places1,129
Clothing and accessories647
Professional and technical services605
Miscellaneous store retailers593
Administrative and support services470
Repair and maintenance438
Specialty trade contractors377
Wholesale - durable goods344
78 other categories4,187

By city

CityRecords
Houston894
Austin501
San Antonio449
Dallas382
El Paso229
Fort Worth220
Katy142
Spring107
819 other categories5,866

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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.