The YTexas Relocation Record, 2005 to 2026
Everyone talks about AustinHalf of all companies moving to Texas go to Dallas Fort Worth.
We have recorded every corporate relocation into Texas we could verify since 2005. That record now holds 398 companies, with the city and state each one came from. No state agency publishes it. No chamber publishes it. This is what it says.
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A film with no sound about the YTexas Rēlo Tracker: every company YTexas has been able to verify moving into or within Texas since 2005; 398 arrivals to 65 Texas destinations; landmark moves including CBRE, Tesla, Caterpillar, Chevron, SpaceX and NYSE Texas; the 14 arrivals of 2026 so far and where they came from; free to read and free to cite under CC BY 4.0; and how to submit a relocation for the YTexas research team to verify.
What is inside
Where companies actually go when they move to Texas
Five things the record shows, in a short report you can read in one sitting.
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Where companies actually land, by metro, with twenty years of history
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The full record, 398 verified relocations from 2005 to 2026, with the metro each company went to and the state it came from.
What this record does not tell you.
It is what could be verified, not a census, so the numbers are a floor. Origin shares are calculated across the companies whose origin we recorded, not all 398. It does not carry industry or headcount. It does not tell you why companies chose what they chose.
The record answers where. The network answers who.
Thirteen years of relationships across Texas is the part that is not in a dataset.
