Know what's getting built before it breaks ground.
The Housing Pipeline reads the official planning records — council votes, planning commission hearings, staff reports — across 35 cities in four metros, and turns them into a weekly briefing on the new neighborhoods actually moving forward.
How it works
Built from city records, not press releases. Where the official record is silent, we say so.
We read the records
Every week we sweep planning commission agendas, council votes, and staff reports across Denver, Phoenix, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Austin — 35 cities and counting.
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The week's movement in plain English: which communities advanced, which stalled, and which hearings matter next. Free, forever.
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The deep dive: developer and builder contacts, construction timelines, hearing reminders, and price intel — the details that turn information into opportunity.
Four metros. Thirty-five cities.
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Denver Metro
Ten cities, one pipeline — from Denver’s affordable-housing rezonings to the Lutheran campus redevelopment in Wheat Ridge.
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Nine Valley cities — Mesa’s $3B Legacy Park approval, Buckeye’s 2,271-acre Grand View, and Peoria’s 7,300-acre Innovation Core.
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Eight DFW cities — the $800M Preston Royal showdown in Dallas, Lavon Farms in Plano, and Celina’s 528-acre frontier play.
View editions →Austin Metro
Eight Central Texas cities — Austin’s multifamily upzoning sweep, Georgetown’s 1,600-home MUD communities, and Buda’s building boom.
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Every Sunday. Every new community and status change. No card required.
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