YTexas  /  Since 2013

The Business Network for Companies
Building in Texas

398headquarters relocations into Texas recorded since 2005. See where they landed →

As seen in Fox Business, the Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle

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Companies we have worked with since 2013

Toyota North AmericaHumanaJacobsBaylor Scott & WhiteGreenberg TraurigDallas StarsSan Antonio SpursSXSWTopgolfInsperityHKSHilti North AmericaRyanBaker TillyChildren's HealthOttobock North AmericaBarnes & ThornburgWeWork

What YTexas does

Three things, once you get here

01 / Introductions

The right people at the right moment: customers, partners, suppliers and the leaders who already know Texas. About 20 introductions a month, made personally.

02 / Events

Four statewide events a year, from 150-person regionals to the Summit. Next: YTexas 2026, December 1 to 3 at Texas A&M. See the program →

03 / Intelligence

The Rēlo Tracker, every headquarters relocation into Texas since 2005, plus free guides to every region of the state. Explore it →

This is YTexas

Thirteen years of helping companies find their footing in Texas, in under a minute.

Watch: 39 seconds

One membership covers all three: from $500 a year →

YTexas 2026  /  December 1 to 3  /  Texas A&M

Our biggest room of the year

Day 0 at RELLIS on December 1, then two days at the Hall of Champions at Kyle Field with the leaders building Texas and the companies arriving here. The Rēlo Awards are on December 2.

On stage

01The NYSE bells live from the room
02The data center debate with ERCOT, the PUC, NVIDIA and Oncor
03Texas: The Next Decade, featuring the Brazos Valley

YTexas 2026 · December 1 to 3 · Texas A&M

On stage at The Next Decade

Bryan Daniel, President, NYSE TexasBryan DanielPresident, NYSE Texas
Marc Spieler, Senior Managing Director, NVIDIAMarc SpielerSenior Managing Director, NVIDIA
Melissa Arnoldi, EVP and GM, AT&T BusinessMelissa ArnoldiEVP and GM, AT&T Business
Norman Garza, Executive Director, Texas Space CommissionNorman GarzaExecutive Director, Texas Space Commission
John Cowen, Mayor, City of BrownsvilleJohn CowenMayor, City of Brownsville
Nick Spiller, Managing Director, Capital FactoryNick SpillerManaging Director, Capital Factory

02 / The Rēlo Tracker

Where companies actually go when they move to Texas

398

Headquarters relocations into Texas recorded since 2005

49%

Almost half, 195 companies, landed in Dallas Fort Worth

38

Companies arrived from outside the United States, from 17 countries

The only public record of its kind: where each company came from and where it landed.

Get the full record, free

All 398 companies in one report. No call, no pitch.

The map

Where 398 headquarters landed

Dallas Fort Worth: 195 headquarters relocations since 2005. Top origins: California 82, New York 13, Illinois 11.195Dallas Fort WorthAustin area: 124 headquarters relocations since 2005. Top origins: California 57, New York 7, Illinois 6.124Austin areaHouston area: 51 headquarters relocations since 2005. Top origins: California 12, New York 6, Illinois 3.51Houston areaSan Antonio area: 16 headquarters relocations since 2005. Top origins: California 4, Virginia 1, New Jersey 1.16San Antonio area

  • 195Dallas Fort Worth
  • 124Austin area
  • 51Houston area
  • 16San Antonio area
  • 12Elsewhere in Texas

Source: YTexas Rēlo Tracker, headquarters relocations into Texas, 2005 to September 2026. Tap a circle or a row for details; press Play to watch the arrivals build year by year. Map simplified.

Free, once a month

Who arrived in Texas this month

One email a month from the Rēlo Tracker: the companies that moved their headquarters to Texas, where they came from, where they landed, and the YTexas events where you can meet them.

By signing up you agree to YTexas emailing you once a month. Unsubscribe with one click, any time.

05 / The network

Join more than 2,000 business leaders growing companies in Texas

YTexas members together at a Summit receptionGuests networking at a YTexas eventA panel on stage at the YTexas Summit
2,000+

Business leaders, partners and event attendees across Texas

~150

Corporate partners, our paying members and sponsors

115

Members, as of October 2026

4

Statewide events a year

  • VIP membership$500 a year for one person. Join
  • Corporate membership$2,500 a year for your company and your team. Join
  • SponsorshipYour company in front of the network at the Summit and the 2027 events. See sponsorship
Ed Curtis, CEO, YTexas

A note from Ed

I moved to Texas myself, and I learned what every company learns: the move is the easy part. The hard part is everything after it. Who to call. Who to trust. Where your first customers will come from.

That is why YTexas exists. Since 2013 we have helped companies after they arrive, with the right introductions, the right rooms and the data on who is coming next. Some of our members arrived last month. Some have been here thirty years. They all want the same thing: to grow here.

If you are growing a company in Texas, I would like to meet you.

Ed CurtisCEO, YTexas