Dakota's Steakhouse to anchor mixed-use development in Southlake
The project includes an 8,955-square-foot restaurant with seating for 248 guests and featuring a partial underground design with outdoor seating.
There will also be an event space that will hold up to 200 people and a retail component with a shopping center.
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Colleyville officials approve $152K Cheek-Sparger Road roundabout design contract
Colleyville City Council approved a design contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates during its Feb. 18 meeting to design a roundabout at the intersection of Cheek-Sparger Road and Bedford Road.
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Hotel Vin set to expand in Grapevine with Hotel Vin Reserve
Hotel Vin has plans to grow its footprint in Grapevine. Part of the Marriott Autograph Collection Hotels, Hotel Vin will break ground in late 2025 on Hotel Vin Reserve, according to an Instagram post. The hotel addition will include a pool, rooms and event spaces.
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Grapevine City Council denies plans for Burger King, office building
Plans for a Burger King restaurant and an office building behind it were denied during a joint Grapevine City Council and Grapevine Planning and Zoning Commission meeting April 15.
Both boards voted 7-0 on the denial.
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Trophy Club council approves new football stadium, other renovations at Byron Nelson High School
A new high school football stadium at Byron Nelson High School will start construction this summer.
During the Trophy Club Town Council April 28 meeting, an amendment to planned development district No. 28—the high school—was approved for building additions. The work will include the construction of the new 7,500-seat football stadium, which will be ready for the 2027-28 school year.
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Southlake approves revised plan for mixed-use development with Dakota's Steakhouse
A mixed-use development anchored by Dakota’s Steakhouse in Southlake was amended during the June 3 City Council meeting.
The changes proposed by owner Timothy McEneny dealt with a number of retail buildings, the size of the restaurant, parking and tree preservation.
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Southlake mayor announces construction of new public library in the works
During an address to the Southlake Chamber of Commerce on July 24, Mayor Shawn McCaskill announced the city is working on plans to build a public library that will also encompass a veterans memorial.
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Colleyville takes first step for luxury resort-style hotel on SH 26
Plans for a new resort-style hotel in Colleyville are underway after the City Council approved the initial agreement with the developer June 4.
A Letter of Intent with NuCiti Capital Partners, a real estate development firm, was sent to the city for the purchase of 22 acres on the corner of SH 26 and John McCain Road. The intent is for NuCiti Capital Partners to purchase the land for $9.85 million to build a 120-room luxury resort-style hotel.
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Mariel brothers to bring City Futsal to Grapevine
A pair of former SMU soccer players will be bringing a soccer facility to Grapevine.
During the joint meeting between the Grapevine City Council and Grapevine Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 16, both boards passed the conditional use permit request by Esteban Mariel and Manuel Mariel.
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Renovations nearing completion at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine
The Cowboys Golf Club plans to reopen in late October after a multimillion-dollar renovation.
According to the website, it is the first and only NFL-themed golf club in the world and is the only all-inclusive world-class golf course in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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5 housing development updates in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, Trophy Club
Take a look at some of the newest housing developments in the Grapevine, Colleyville, Trophy Club and Southlake areas that are estimated to be completed within the next year.
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Southlake City Council approves bank use, denies speakeasy plan in mixed-use development
A site plan change for The Overlook was approved, but only one of the two requests was passed at the Southlake City Council meeting Dec. 2. This request asked for a drive-thru for a bank and a speakeasy, creating a third-story addition to the office building.
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