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Plans for a multibillion-dollar development in northwest Frisco are moving forward with a few adjustments.
The Railhead, an 80-acre mixed-use development, remains in progress as developers work through final site details. Developers broke ground on the 80-acre project in 2022.
A recently submitted conveyance plat was withdrawn by the developer to address needed changes. Frisco Planning and Zoning commissioners approved the applicant’s request at their March 24 meeting.
Some context
The Railhead is planned to include multifamily housing, office space, retail, restaurants and a hotel.
The mixed-use development is located near Wakeland High School, just off the Dallas North Tollway.
Frisco officials initially approved development plans for The Railhead in 2017 and later entered into an incentive agreement with the city to build a 10-story office tower.
In 2024, Frisco officials approved an updated site plan for the development that primarily added an additional hotel, as well as retail and restaurant spaces, instead of primarily office spaces.
Zooming in
Justin Loecker, representative for the developer, said in an email that revisions are needed to address changes with existing CoServ utility easements and planned fire lanes.
Loecker said an updated plat has since been submitted, and final details are still being worked out.
Next steps
A new meeting date for approving the updated plans has not yet been set. Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. every second and fourth Tuesday at 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.
