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Two Texas Cities Are Hot Spots For People Moving From California
Each year thousands of Californians are leaving the Golden State in favor of The Lone Star State. There are many reasons why they're looking to relocate to Texas, political, financial, and personal are a few. When it comes to finding a new place to live in Texas these new residents seem to be settling in and around these two North Texas cities.
$250 Million Grass Roof Community Unveiled In Frisco, Texas
On May 4, 2024, a 56-acre residential community developed by Total Environment was unveiled in Frisco, Texas. These homes feature distinct grass roofs. The community, Tapestry, boasts 121 residences nestled amidst a landscape with numerous mature native trees, three water bodies and three creeks, notably Rowlett Creek. Tapestry epitomizes the fusion of indoor and outdoor living, with homes featuring green roofs, courtyards and secluded terrace gardens. “This is your opportunity to live in harmony with nature while enjoying a high-end lifestyle and creating a balance between sustainability and livability,” a statement from Tapestry read. Tapestry presents fully customized, furnished residences available in two...
Ebby Halliday’s Cindy O’Gorman On Real Estate Trends In North Texas
North Texas is quickly growing as folks from across the country are moving to cities in and around Collin County. Local Profile recently interviewed Realtor Cindy O’Gorman on how the local real estate market has changed, and what to expect for the future. O'Gorman began her real estate career 30 years ago and has consistently been among the top 0.5% of residential real estate agents in the nation. For over 28 years, she has been Ebby Halliday Realtor’s' company-wide top producer. In 2018, the O'Gorman Group closed over $130 million in home sales. She excels in customer service, which is why she values...
Flower Mound Council approves 223-home subdivision
The Flower Mound Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to approve a new 223-home subdivision on FM 1171. The 447-acre Smith Tract, located between Shiloh Road and Scenic Drive on the south side of FM 1171, is planned to have 223 lots; about 28% of them will be greater than one acre, and all will be no smaller than 0.75 of an acre. Toll Brothers is under contract to purchase the land from the Smith family, and it says it followed the town’s Master Plan for the property while building its concept plan, which calls for open space, ponds, parks and trails, along with the removal of over 100 trees. It is a 10-year project, a Toll Brothers representative said during the council meeting.
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