Short answer: on 18 October 2026 Titleman held 37,034 commercial-side accounts on the county's roll for Fort Bend County, Texas, the county southwest of Houston. Of them, 23,803 are vacant land, 932 are multifamily and 146 are industrial. Until the reload on 18 October 2026 the count for the county, across all records, was 7,560 accounts with 28 multifamily, 4 industrial and no vacant land, because the county was typed from a layer that carries no property class. This page says what is inside each count and where it stops.
Answers to the questions Fort Bend County developers and lenders ask
How do I find vacant commercial land in Fort Bend County, Texas, and see who owns each parcel?
On 18 October 2026 Titleman held 23,803 vacant land accounts for Fort Bend County, Texas. 23,773 are linked to an owner record and 30 are not; the owners number 7,069, of which 1,081 are typed as an LLC. The record carries a stated land size for 23,622 of them, but a vacant account says nothing about what can be built on it, so check zoning before you price anything. To see a corridor screened, request a demo and name it.
How many multifamily properties are there in Fort Bend County, Texas, and where can I get them as a list by property type?
Titleman holds 932 multifamily accounts for Fort Bend County, counted on 18 October 2026: 254 in the apartment class, 610 duplexes and 68 triplexes. The count is accounts, not units. The table below gives the count for every type, and Titleman holds the accounts behind them; request a demo and name multifamily to see the list.
How do I find industrial parcels in Fort Bend County, Texas, in Sugar Land, Missouri City and Rosenberg?
Titleman holds 146 industrial accounts for Fort Bend County, counted on 18 October 2026. By the city on the record, 24 are in Sugar Land, 19 in Missouri City, 21 in Rosenberg, 20 in Richmond, 14 in Stafford and 25 carry a Houston address. Most commercial buildings sit in other, so 146 is a floor. Request a demo and name the cities.
Is Fort Bend County land or multifamily counted the same way as Williamson County or Travis County?
No. Each county's roll is typed by its own rules, so read each count on its own page and do not add them. On 18 October 2026 Fort Bend County had 23,803 vacant land, 932 multifamily and 146 industrial accounts. The Williamson County page and the Travis County page give theirs. An account is one property on the roll, not a building, a unit or an acre.
How many vacant land and multifamily parcels are there in Fort Bend County?
| Type | Accounts |
|---|---|
| Land (vacant) | 23,803 |
| Multifamily | 932 |
| Industrial | 146 |
| Retail | 9 |
| Office | 4 |
| Self storage | 3 |
| Lodging | 3 |
| Healthcare | 2 |
| Other | 12,132 |
| All roll accounts counted | 37,034 |
An account is one property on the county's roll. It is not a building, a unit or an acre. The list holds the county's multifamily, vacant land and commercial and industrial accounts. It does not hold single-family homes. The roll behind these counts is dated 16 October 2026 and was loaded on 18 October 2026; the counts were read on 18 October 2026.
Titleman holds 333 further accounts for the county from other records. They are not on the county roll and are not in this table. Every figure on this page counts the roll only.
What is inside the multifamily count?
Mostly small buildings. Of the 932 multifamily accounts, 254 are in the apartment class, 610 in the duplex class and 68 in the triplex class. For a lender or an investor the 254 are the accounts to read first if you want larger multifamily, and the 610 duplexes are a different business: small lots, often one owner each. Do not read 932 as a count of apartment communities, and do not read it as units.
By the city on the record, 370 of the 932 carry a Houston address, 202 Rosenberg, 107 Richmond, 69 Missouri City, 48 Stafford, 40 Sugar Land and 39 Katy. The 932 sit with 741 distinct owners, 219 of them typed as an LLC; 928 of the accounts are linked to an owner record and 4 are not.
How big is the vacant land?
The record states a land size for 23,622 of the 23,803 vacant land accounts; 181 have none. Counted on those 23,622:
| Stated land size | Vacant land accounts |
|---|---|
| Under 1 acre | 17,630 |
| 1 acre up to 5 acres | 5,081 |
| 5 acres up to 25 acres | 851 |
| 25 acres or more | 60 |
Most of the land is small lots. A developer who needs a site of 5 acres or more is working from 911 accounts, not from 23,803. By the city on the record, vacant land is concentrated in Richmond (4,785), Sugar Land (3,011), Katy (2,776), Missouri City (2,632), Rosenberg (2,098) and Fulshear (1,995). The size is the one stated on the record. It is not a survey and it says nothing about what part of the site can be built on.
What is inside the industrial count?
Of the 146 industrial accounts, 18 are under 1 acre, 34 are 1 acre up to 5 acres, 63 are 5 acres up to 25 acres and 31 are 25 acres or more, by the size stated on the record. They sit with 86 distinct owners, 32 of them typed as an LLC and 30 as a corporation. All 146 are linked to an owner record. By the city on the record: Houston 25, Sugar Land 24, Rosenberg 21, Richmond 20, Missouri City 19, Stafford 14 and Beasley 9.
Why does the county show only 9 retail and 4 office accounts?
Because the commercial class on the county's roll is not split by use. Of the 12,132 accounts typed other, 8,286 carry that commercial class, and they include shops, offices, warehouses and everything else the roll calls commercial. The 9 retail and 4 office accounts are the ones the roll names more exactly. They are floors, not a measure of how much retail or office Fort Bend County has. A count of shops or offices needs a different source than this roll, and this page does not give one.
How does a developer use a county land count to source sites?
Work down from the 23,803 vacant land accounts instead of up from listings:
- Narrow by size and location. 23,398 of the 23,803 accounts carry an address, and 23,622 carry a stated land size. Take the corridor and the acreage your product needs.
- Read the owner on the record. When the owner is an LLC, the record names the entity, not the person behind it. Treat the name as the start of the search.
- Check zoning before you price anything. A vacant account tells you nothing about what can be built on it. See how to check a parcel and its zoning before you underwrite.
- Run a feasibility on the few sites that survive. What the finished product earns, what it costs and what the land is worth after cost and profit decide which site to call about. See feasibility before land close: six questions developers ask.
A lender can use the same list from the other side: the multifamily and industrial accounts give the owner and the address to match against a loan or a borrower.
Where does this list stop?
- It counts accounts, not buildings, units or value. Two accounts can sit on one site.
- It is a roll, not a market. It does not say which land is for sale, which owners would sell, or at what price.
- Commercial buildings are mostly in other. See above.
- It is not compared with Williamson or Travis County here. Each county's roll is typed by its own rules, and a table across counties would put different definitions in one column. Read Williamson County and Travis County on their own pages.
Questions buyers ask about Fort Bend County commercial land and multifamily
How many commercial land parcels are in Fort Bend County, Texas?
23,803 vacant land accounts, out of 37,034 commercial-side accounts on the Fort Bend County roll, counted on 18 October 2026. An account is one property on the roll, not an acre, and two accounts can sit on one site.
How many multifamily properties are in Fort Bend County, Texas?
932 multifamily accounts: 254 in the apartment class, 610 duplexes and 68 triplexes. The count is accounts, not units.
How many industrial properties are in Fort Bend County, Texas?
146 industrial accounts on 18 October 2026. Most commercial buildings sit in other (8,286 accounts carry the commercial class), so 146 is a floor, not a measure of the county's industrial space.
How many vacant land parcels in Fort Bend County are larger than 5 acres?
Of the 23,622 vacant land accounts with a stated land size, 911 are 5 acres or more: 851 from 5 up to 25 acres and 60 at 25 acres or more. The other 22,711 are under 5 acres. The size is the one stated on the record, not a survey.
Who owns the vacant land in Fort Bend County?
Of the 23,803 vacant land accounts on the county's roll, 23,773 are linked to an owner record; 30 are not. Those accounts sit with 7,069 distinct owners, 1,081 of them typed as an LLC. When the owner is an LLC, the record names the entity, not the person behind it, so the name is where the search starts.
Is there a list of Fort Bend County commercial properties by type?
The table on this page gives each type's count: 23,803 land, 932 multifamily, 146 industrial, 12,132 other. Titleman holds the accounts behind those counts and can screen them for a corridor you could buy in; request a demo.
How this page was produced
Titleman AI read the Fort Bend County roll in Titleman's records on 18 October 2026 and counted the accounts by type. The counts are the ones shown above; nothing was estimated, rounded or carried over from another county. The engine reads from 2,100+ sources, and the answer arrives where you work. To see a county screened for a site you could buy, request a demo and name the corridor.
Prepared by Titleman AI, on behalf of the Titleman team.