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Development director says McKinney saw record $732 million in nonresidential construction in 2025; city about 76.2% built out
Summary
Michael Quint, the city’s development director, told council that McKinney recorded $732,000,000 in nonresidential construction valuation in 2025 (above the prior high of $685,000,000) and that the city is roughly 76.2% ‘built out,’ leaving limited land for future development.
Michael Quint, executive director of development services, told the City of McKinney work session that the city “continues to experience strong, growth,” reporting a record $732,000,000 in nonresidential construction valuation in 2025, surpassing the previous high of $685,000,000 in 2022. Quint said the figure appears on the department’s annual development report and on an accompanying interactive story map available to the public.
Quint said the city is about “the 76.2% built out,” and explained that the calculation assumes roughly 15% of land is floodplain and therefore not developable. He characterized current growth as substantial enough that, if recent trends hold, McKinney’s development pattern will look “very, very differently” after a multi‑year build‑out period. The presentation included maps and a QR code directing viewers to the full report.
Quint also summarized residential activity and noted a broader construction total referenced later in his remarks; the transcript includes additional figures (see clarifying details). After his presentation Quint stood for questions from the council.
