There's plenty of land for development available nationwide, but it's not cheap and hardly easy to acquire, zone, and develop.

According to a recent report from Commercial Café, cities across the Texas Triangle have tens of thousands of acres of undeveloped land while densely built-up areas such as New York City still have plenty of land for development.

Alternatively, Charlotte and San Francisco have less than 1,000 acres of undeveloped land between them.

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