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Here are 5 updates on construction projects in Frisco
New fixtures are being installed at the Cannaday Recreation Area near Clark Middle School. The 4-acre park is being redesigned as an athletic training hub. A budget of $500,000 will bring an obstacle course not unlike something from the “American Ninja Warrior” TV show to the neighborhood. (Courtesy city of Frisco)
Frisco prioritizes parks, trails development
This is a 50-year master plan for the UNT at Frisco campus. (Courtesy University of North Texas)
UNT at Frisco will offer innovative degrees, drive city growth
An 11-story, 313,000-square-foot office tower is set to be complete by the first quarter of 2023 at The Star on the northeast corner of Dallas North Tollway and Cowboys Way, Frisco. (Courtesy HKS Architects)
New 11-story office tower to be built at The Star in Frisco
From left: Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney, Hall Group President Don Braun and Frisco ISD Superintendent Mike Waldrip participate in a Q&A panel on Aug. 24 detailing how the public-private partnership for a performing arts center came to fruition. (Matt Payne/Community Impact Newspaper)
‘This is it’: Frisco leaders unveil HEARTS Project, $100M campaign for performing arts center
The Fields development will create a destination in the northwest area of the city of Frisco. (Courtesy Karahan Companies)
Fields in Frisco vision to transform challenging terrain; nearly 2,400 Plano ISD students enroll in parent-led virtual learning option, and more top news from DFW
The Fields development will create a destination in the northwest area of the city of Frisco. (Courtesy Karahan Companies)
‘The largest zoning case in Frisco’: Fields vision to transform challenging terrain
Frisco City Council approved an ordinance to regulate short-term rentals, some of which use Airbnb to connect with customers. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Frisco City Council approves ordinance regulating short-term rentals
Plans for the Ritchey Gin building on First Street now call for a 12,000- to 15,000-square-foot brewery. (Courtesy Nack Development and Cross Architects)
Brewery, restaurant planned for Ritchey Gin building at The Rail District in Frisco
Mad for Chicken opened July 23 at 216 W. Virginia St., Ste. 102, in downtown McKinney. (Courtesy Mad for Chicken)
Mad for Chicken opens; work on container homes community begins and more top news from DFW
Frisco Economic Development Corp. President Jason Ford (Courtesy Frisco EDC)
Q&A: New Frisco EDC President Jason Ford shares vision on city’s entrepreneurial future
The Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission on July 27 granted a time extension to the developer for changes to project plans. (Matt Payne/Community Impact Newspaper)
New residential, office building plans at Hall Park in Frisco progress
This year’s single-family housing permits in Frisco already rival total 2020 numbers, according to city data. Some local builders are working at breakneck speeds chasing demand with limited and increasingly costly supplies. (Matt Payne/Community Impact Newspaper)
High demand for homes creates difficult market in Frisco
Construction is ongoing for Shady Brook, a residential development near Grapevine's city center. An increase in new housing inventory is one factor experts believe could help alleviate pressure in the local real estate market. (Steven Ryzewski/Community Impact Newspaper)
Red-hot real estate, a new record store and more top stories from the Dallas-Fort Worth area
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Frisco ISD’s newest campuses prioritize ‘future-ready’ learning designs
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Rezoned land at The Grove Frisco would allow for smaller lots, less retail
Harkins Theatres management was unable to renegotiate the theater's lease at Southlake Town Square and closed Nov. 1. (Courtesy Harkins Theatre)
Harkins Theatres to be replace by EVO Entertainment in Southlake, plus more top news from DFW
Amenities at The Enclave in Frisco will include multiple outdoor work areas to promote health and wellness, according to plans. (Courtesy Fults Commercial Real Estate)
The Enclave in Frisco office park to feature lush, atypical layout
Loop, 7511 Main St., will be set in a two-story, roughly 6,000 square-foot space with for-rent ping-pong tables that can accommodate parties of varying sizes, said partner Michelle George. Loop will also feature a food menu, two bars and an upstairs patio. (Courtesy Loop)
Loop, a ping-pong kitchen and bar, to open at The Patios At The Rail in Frisco