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Texas House District 124 · Business Supply Intelligence

Where could more business capacity make a difference?

This site compares business supply, household income capacity, and 10-year business momentum across Texas legislative districts. It is designed to help legislative offices, chambers, cities, and economic-development partners decide where deeper market work may be warranted.

How to use the signal

A high score does not mean a district is "good" and a low score does not mean it is "bad." The score is a screening tool for economic-development strategy. It helps identify where the broad conditions justify asking a deeper question: Does this district need more business capacity, and in which industries or places?

High or Very High Gap

Investigate recruitment and growth. Look for sectors where more firms, suppliers, locations, or entrepreneurs may be warranted. Pair that work with workforce, capital, sites, infrastructure, and existing-business expansion.

Moderate Gap

Drill down before choosing a strategy. The broad signal is mixed. Use industry rankings, local geography, growth, employer needs, and operating conditions to decide what intervention fits.

Low or Very Low Gap

Do not assume there is no opportunity. The broad shortage signal is weaker. Focus first on retention, productivity, workforce, quality, existing-firm growth, and specific sector gaps rather than blanket recruitment.

What should an office do with this? Use the index to set the next conversation. Bring the district's chambers, cities, workforce partners, lenders, property owners, utilities, and industry groups together around the sectors that deserve a closer look. The index identifies where to ask the question; local evidence determines the answer.

What is driving the score?

The certified score combines business supply scarcity, household income capacity, and 10-year business momentum. The House average gives each number context.

Supply scarcity
95.6
House average: 50.0 · Above average
Income capacity
38.3
House average: 50.0 · Below average
Business momentum
51.5
House average: 50.0 · Above average
Overall score
77.53
House average: 50.00 · median: 50.47

HD124 vs. the Texas House

These comparisons show whether HD124 is above, below, or near the chamber norm.

Supply Gap Score
Higher = stronger overall signal
77.53
HD124
50.00
House avg.
Above average
NDS establishments / 1,000 residents
Lower = greater scarcity
23.13
HD124
39.32
House avg.
Stronger scarcity signal than average
Employer establishments / 1,000 residents
ZIP Code Business Patterns (ZBP)
11.47
HD124
22.79
House avg.
Stronger scarcity signal than average
Weighted household-income proxy
Higher supports income capacity
$69,135
HD124
$83,031
House avg.
Below average

Leading industries in HD124

Business-presence rankings are separate from the overall Supply Gap score. The Texas House rank compares HD124 with all 150 House districts for the same industry.

Local rankIndustryEstablishmentsDistrict shareTexas House rank
#1 Accommodation and Food Services 893 19.9% #117 of 150
#2 Retail Trade 867 19.3% #139 of 150
#3 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 656 14.6% #142 of 150
#4 Other Services (except Public Administration) 610 13.6% #126 of 150
#5 Health Care and Social Assistance 374 8.3% #83 of 150

Go deeper

Full HD124 ProfileBenchmarks, growth, industry rankings, and district-specific detail. Texas House RankingsCompare all 150 Texas House districts using the certified score. How the Index WorksSupply Scarcity, Income Capacity, Momentum, ZBP, and scoring definitions.
Put the data to work

Request a Business Supply Briefing

Use this form to ask about a district, industry, corridor, or business-supply question. The request can help frame a deeper conversation about recruitment, expansion, retention, workforce, capital, sites, suppliers, or infrastructure.

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