New 17-Story Residential High-Rise Approved For 'Star' Mixed-Use Development in Frisco
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There’s a lot going on in the Dallas suburb of Frisco right now, which if you’ve been paying any attention at all, is hardly breaking news. Just this month, news broke about a local developer already planning a large-scale mixed-use development on a site that isn’t even for sale yet, and that’s just one of several major developments either being discussed or already in the works.Â
Another high-profile project that was approved earlier this year by the city is a new 17-story residential high-rise dubbed The Star, which will have a maximum of 160 units and also commercial and retail space on the ground level as well.Â
As part of the Dallas Cowboys’ Star mixed-use development, the high-rise would actually be the first of its kind in Frisco, and will be…
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A new apartment community is in the works for West Dallas, according to recent reports. Called Alta Trinity Green, Stonelake Capital Partners and Wood Partners have already broken ground on the new 324-unit project, which will occupy roughly 25 acres on Singleton Boulevard just west of Sylvan Ave.Â
An interesting new story recently caught our eye from the Dallas Morning News that detailed a possible new development for a sprawling 2,800-acre ranch in suburban Frisco. The site, which is currently owned by the estate of Bert Fields, is actually part of a larger 7,000-acre ranch that sits on the northwest side of town, just west of the Dallas North Tollway. Â
As you might’ve noticed, home price gains in DFW are significant, although there have been signs of a slowdown recently, which is great news for anyone who still plans on buying a home in 2017.Â
The DFW real estate market is wide-ranging, offering buyers anything from affordable condos to sprawling ranches and estates with eight-figure price tags. Among some of the more expensive and highly sought after options you’ll find available right now are luxury golf course homes, which of course not only feature jaw dropping living spaces but also easy and direct access to plenty of country club-like lifestyle amenities as well. Â
News about Amazon possibly building a new headquarters complex near Dallas has the area buzzing, especially those working in the commercial real estate industry. According to reports, though, the mega digital retailer is looking for more than just economic incentives while deciding where to setup a secondary head office in the U.S., and labor supply and business environment are also two primary issues.