Work left unfinished
Separate completed work from stored materials, unpaid work and the remaining construction scope.
Development special situations
Sell or recapitalize a stalled Texas project
Updated October 19, 2026
Provenial buys or recapitalizes stalled and partially built Texas development projects with private capital. Send the permits, plans, percent complete and any lender deadline to start.
Property types
What we buy
Capital no longer aligned
Understand the existing debt, remaining budget and additional cash needed to reach a usable asset.
A deadline approaching
Bring the actual lender or contract date into the first discussion, along with the actions required before it.
What we review
Can the project support the next commitment?
Completion scope
What work remains, and who has priced it recently?
Control and obligations
Who controls the site, plans, contracts and approvals?
Funding gap
How much cash is needed before the next usable milestone?
Alternatives
What changes under a sale, revised scope or new partnership?
Next step
Get started
Present the project as it stands
Share the location, stage, latest budget, work completed, known unpaid obligations and the deadline.
Submit a propertyShow the delivery you would own
An acquisition proposal should identify the remaining scope, required people and control needed to finish it. Describe comparable work accurately and distinguish your role.
Share your criteriaPartner on a specific deal
Tell us the property, the capital you would bring and the role you want. Each partnership has its own written terms.
Discuss a partnershipFrequently asked questions
Who buys stalled construction projects in Texas?
Developers, private funds and Provenial, which buys or recapitalizes stalled and partially built Texas projects with private capital.
Can I sell a partially built project?
Provenial reviews projects at any stage of construction. Send the permits, plans, the percent complete, contracts, liens and any lender deadline.
Does Provenial buy unfinished development projects?
Yes. We review stalled projects at any stage, from approved plans to partly built. Send the latest budget, work in place, contracts and known unpaid bills.
What should I send first?
The location, stage, latest budget, work completed, unpaid obligations and any deadline. Mark estimates made before work stopped.
Should a lender deadline be included?
Yes. Send the exact date and what the lender requires. It tells us how much time there is to close.
Texas real estate
Tell us about the property
Send the location, your role, the price and your timing. You will hear from someone within 24 hours.
Submit a property