TxDOT Properties

TxDOT Properties

Browse available surplus land from TxDOT through JLL. Submit bids through a transparent process and access investment opportunities once priority buyers have been considered.

No current bids

TxDOT's surplus property must first be offered to local governmental entities with condemnation authority during a 30-day period. Next, right of way property must be offered to abutting landowners during a second 30-day period. If no parties with a priority choose to purchase the property, TxDOT will then market the property publicly through JLL, subject to the sealed bid process below.

A minimum bid for each tract is indicated for each tract in the marketing materials.

Along with their bid form, bidders must submit a money order or cashier’s check equal to the down payment indicated, which is refundable until the Texas Transportation Commission approves the sale.

Administrative/due diligence fees may include the Survey Fee, Appraisal Fee, Service Fee, and Legal Notice Fee and they will be indicated in the marketing materials.

The high bidder’s down payment and administrative/due diligence fees are non-refundable immediately upon the bid opening.

For bidders who did not submit the high bid, 100% of their deposit is returned immediately.

All transaction expenses (including brokerage commissions, title, taxes, etc.) are paid by the buyer.

All surplus property is sold "as is, where is" with no expressed or implied warranty or guarantee.
Each sale contains specific terms and conditions which must be followed closely.
Except for direct transfers to a public entity with condemnation authority or to an abutting property owner, a commission is collected on all surplus sale transactions as dictated by the terms of the individual property offering.