New mixed-use development planned for McKinney; Frisco raises water, sewer, solid waste rates; and more top news from DFW
The West Grove mixed-use residential area will include approximately 4 acres of entertainment area called The Hub. (Courtesy City of McKinney rendering)
Read the most popular business and community news from the Dallas-Fort Worth area from the past week.
New Mixed Use Project to bring $ 14 million entertainment and apartment building to US 380 in McKinney
The project is a proposed 500,000 square foot retail, restaurant and entertainment destination on the southeast corner of US 380 and Custer Road in McKinney, according to information from De La Vega Capital Development, which oversees the project.
Frisco is increasing its water, sewage and waste quotas
The rate increases are necessary to meet debt service payments related to the Panther Creek and Stewart Creek wastewater treatment plants, according to Treasury Manager Brett Peterson.
Mixed use development for Haggard’s own farmland in Plano. suggested
The 2-million-square-foot area is located near the Dallas North Tollway south of Spring Creek Parkway and east of Parkwood Boulevard. According to a city report, it is one of the largest vacant lots in Plano and the last large piece of unused land owned by the Haggard family.
“Diamond in the Rough”: Frisco enters into a deal to acquire the area around the Dr. Transform Pepper Ballpark
On September 21, Frisco City Council approved a sale of more than $ 19 million in land to Alterra Capital Management. Alterra acquired Pennant Park, 14.6 acres south of Dr Pepper Ballpark, and needs to redevelop the area.
New Braum’s on Custer Road and US 380 in McKinney set the opening date
Each Braum’s store offers a three-in-one concept with a restaurant, an ice cream parlor and a grocery store with fresh meat, dairy products and products at each location.
Miranda Jaimes, Matt Payne, and Erick Pirayesh contributed to this report.
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