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Among all U.S. housing markets, three metros stand out for their extraordinary capacity to deliver new homes at scale over the next decade: Phoenix, Houston, and Dallas. Each market has around 200,000 or more future planned units across its active and upcoming MPCs. Phoenix alone approaches nearly 350,000—making it the largest long-range MPC pipeline in the country.
For builders planning future land strategy, a deeper look into these three metros offers rare clarity in a supply-constrained national environment.
Phoenix: The Nation’s Largest MPC Pipeline
Phoenix is one of the master-plan capitals of the United States. With nearly 350,000 planned homes, the region is redefining large-scale community design. Much of this growth is anchored by Teravalis, which accounts for 100,000 units.
Phoenix MPCs tend to be mega-communities—multi-village, multi-decade developments with their own internal road networks, commercial cores, and open-space preservation. For builders, this scale translates to predictable lot flow, deep segmentation opportunities, and consistent absorption.
