The overview
The new community, Harvest House, was developed by Hillwood, a commercial and residential real estate developer, and will be located at the northeast corner of I-35W and FM 407. It features 259 upscale apartments and 90 townhomes with private yards, according to a news release from Hillwood.
The apartment will consist of one- to three-bedroom apartments ranging from 662-1,758 square feet, per the release. Community amenities include a pool, a 24-hour fitness center, automated package lockers, a dog park and electric vehicle charging stations.
There are also co-working spaces with private offices, conference rooms, community-wide private wi-fi and a clubhouse with a coffee bar, added the release. Open space includes play areas and access to the walking and bike paths in the greater Harvest community.
Harvest House is anticipated to start leasing units in early 2026 and the project is expected to be completed late 2026. Pre-leasing will commence this fall and rental rates will be published then.
Quote of note
“We are excited to break ground on our newest community in the Alliance corridor and look forward to bringing the first luxury multifamily development to this growing area,” said Mark McHenry, senior managing director of Hillwood Multifamily. “The location will also provide another quality housing option for residents within the highly sought-after Argyle ISD, which is ranked within the top 1% of districts in the state of Texas, and provide much needed housing diversification in one of the fastest growing regions of North Texas. AllianceTexas continues to expand adding new corporate residents and quality jobs to this dynamic region and Harvest House will enable a short commute to this substantial employment base for our future residents.”
The history
Harvest House is a part of the Harvest single-family community which will include 4,000 homes at full build out, according to the release.
The community welcomed their first residents in 2013 and has since expanded the development and added nearby commercial spaces including Chick-fil-A, McDonald's and Tom Thumb, according to their website.
Fishing docks, dog parks, soccer fields, greenhouses, community pools and over 20 other amenities are included in the Harvest development, Community Impact previously reported.
The Harvest communities are also located within Hillwood’s broader 27,000-acre AllianceTexas mixed-use development, which includes 590 companies supporting over 66,000 direct jobs, per the release.
