Summary
Denton County is looking at a massive 6,000-home development that’s going to completely change the local landscape. You should keep an eye on this because it’s likely to put a major strain on our roads, schools, and your property tax bill.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 22
- Last 30 days
- 7
Impact analysis
Expect your property taxes to fluctuate as the city scrambles to fund the new infrastructure needed to support thousands of new neighbors.
Real estate developers and construction firms stand to gain the most from this large-scale expansion.
Current residents will likely deal with worse traffic congestion and overcrowded classrooms for the foreseeable future.
Mentions & discussions (20)
Roanoke officials table Roanoke Ranch development until November meeting
Richardson’s Hawthorn Extended Stay hotel on track for conversion to apartments
Planned development across from Keller High School garners council approval
357-unit senior living facility moves to Southlake City Council
Plano commission approves multifamily, assisted living facility site plans
New 105-unit apartment project coming to Frisco’s Hall Park
Denton ISD to build new school in Denton’s next big development
Denton ISD plans to build its first elementary school in the new Landmark development in southwest Denton along, according to district officials. The new school will be located on a 12-acre site within the 3,200-acre mixed-use development that will f...
Casa Fina to launch in Zilker Park neighborhood
229 homes sold, more real estate updates in Prosper and Celina
Bear Hollow to bring 33 single-family homes to Southlake
Plano commission approves preliminary site plan for 242-unit independent living facility
425-unit apartment complex coming to CedarView development
Kirkwood Reserve developer garners approval for site plan
Leander approves development timeline for 191 homes near Bar W Ranch
Bryan Planning & Zoning advances two apartment projects
Streetlights Residential gets zoning approval for apartments, townhomes in East McKinney
Learn about 3 development updates from the Lake Travis-Westlake area
39-acre development moves forward after Prosper residents weigh in
Southlake council approves 34-home Bear Hollow neighborhood
272 apartments planned near Light Farms Way in Celina
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