- Date
- November 11, 2025
- Time
- 11:00AM - 1:30PM (CST)
- Sponsor
- North Texas Chapter
- Location
- Maggiano's Little Italy - Willow Bend
6001 W Park Blvd
Plano, TX 75093
- Instructor
- Brant Bernet
Jason Pierce
Course Description
Data Center Development
Attendees will learn more about the considerations involved in data center site selection and development, especially as it relates to property valuation and right-of-issues.
- Pre-development and site selection
- Right-of-way taking as a pre-development event
- Utilities, energy availability, and supportive
co-building events that occur
- Proximity to energy sources and internet
infrastructure
- Workforce availability and regional labor dynamics for
building and for operation
- Zoning, permitting, security, and environmental
considerations
- Economic impacts surrounding developments
- Planning building elements for future technology
advancements
- Examples of successful developments and key elements
that led to the success
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Examples of events and issues that stopped development
Every Drop Counts
Upper Trinity Regional Water District (UTRWD) provides water, wastewater, and related services on a wholesale basis to communities across Denton and Collin counties - one of the fastest growing regions in Texas. To keep pace with this growth and ensure a reliable water supply for generations to come, UTRWD is developing new water sources and expanding system capacity across the region.
Who Should Enroll
Residential and commercial real estate appraisers, brokers and professionals.
Event Information
MEETING SCHEDULE:
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
11:00AM to 1:30PM
ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
Brant Bernet, Senior Vice President, CBRE
"Data Center Development"
Attendees will learn more about the considerations involved in data center site selection and development, especially as it relates to property valuation and right-of-issues.
- Pre-development and site selection
- Right-of-way taking as a pre-development event
- Utilities, energy availability, and supportive co-building events that occur
- Proximity to energy sources and internet infrastructure
- Workforce availability and regional labor dynamics for building and for operation
- Zoning, permitting, security, and environmental considerations
- Economic impacts surrounding developments
- Planning building elements for future technology advancements
- Examples of successful developments and key elements that led to the success
- Examples of events and issues that stopped development
Jason Pierce, Director of Governmental Affairs and Communications, Upper Trinity Regional Water District
"Every Drop Counts"
Upper Trinity Regional Water District (UTRWD) provides water, wastewater, and related services on a wholesale basis to communities across Denton and Collin counties - one of the fastest growing regions in Texas. To keep pace with this growth and ensure a reliable water supply for generations to come, UTRWD is developing new water sources and expanding system capacity across the region.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
Appraisal Institute – 10 CE points
TALCB – 2 ACE hours
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
Friday, November 7, 2025
FEES:
$40.00 – AI Member Price
$40.00 – Non-Member Price