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Take a look at some of the newest developments in the Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake areas that are under construction or recently approved by respective city councils.
Colleyville
1. Luxury hotel, retail project
Project: NuCiti Capital Partners intends to build a luxury resort hotel with 120 rooms, two pools, a parking garage, a conference center and a rooftop restaurant. The project could also include up to 26 rentable casitas and retail space, based on a submitted concept plan.
Update: Colleyville City Council approved a $9.85 million sale of the 22 acres for the development last August. The sale will be completed once zoning is approved for the property.
Grapevine
2. Hotel Vin Reserve
Project: A 120-room hotel next to Hotel Vin will be six stories tall and include an event hall, prefunction space and a pool between the existing hotel.
Update: Construction started in February, and the timetable for completion is in the summer or fall of 2027. The cost is $58.9 million, according to a state filing.
3. Dig World
Project: A construction-themed amusement park will be coming to Grapevine Mills. Plans were announced for the second-ever location in July 2025, according to previous reporting. Visitors of all ages can get in the driver’s seat of Caterpillar heavy machinery.
Update: Signage is up at Grapevine Mills, and construction is underway for the project. There are updates posted on the company’s Facebook page. The opening date is this summer, according to a recent video posted.
4. AC Hotel by Marriott at Silverlake
Project: Grapevine City Council approved a five-story hotel with 200 rooms that will be located near Grapevine Mills, according to previous reporting.
Update: A filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation was filed, and work started in March for the project, which has an estimated cost of $18 million.
Project: A new 1,300-square-foot museum with enclosed space to showcase historic vehicles was approved by the Grapevine City Council at the Feb. 17 meeting. The project cost is $296,355. The museum will display vehicles such as a bread wagon used by Mrs. Baird’s bread company in the early 1930s, a 1913 Case steam tractor, an 1880s chuck wagon and a 1928 Model A fire truck.
Update: The framing for the new museum was in place as of the first week of April. Slated for completion before Main Street Fest.
Southlake
Project: SRH Hospitality has requested the addition of an “iconic structure” to the hotel along SH 114. The plan is for an indoor-outdoor event venue with 21-foot windows and more than 5,000 square feet of space. The project also includes a 30-foot-wide by 8-foot-tall LED outside.
Update: A zoning change and site plan were approved by the Southlake City Council at the March 3 meeting. A second reading was approved at the council's April 7 meeting.
