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Crews broke ground on the first phase of Wilson Creek Park in September. The first phase will span 40 acres and could be completed in 2026. (Rendering courtesy city of Celina)

See 7 park development updates from Prosper, Celina

By Jacquelyn Burrer

Check out some recent park development updates from Prosper and Celina, including a new inclusive playground coming to Prosper and Celina’s Wilson Creek Park.

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Image of Kroger Marketplace at 9617 Coit Road in Plano.
Grocery store development in North Texas continues ...
Rendering of a hotel
Hyatt House DFW coming to Dallas Fort ...
rendering of a fire station
Celina to break ground on new $11.4M ...
The new project will sit at Preston and Marilee roads. (Courtesy Huffines Communities)
$100 million development to bring 800-plus homes to Celina
children play on a spherical playground installation at a park
Celina officials open new, inclusive playground
If approved, the Wildhorse development will add 427 acres to the city. (Community Impact staff)
Celina could add 766 new homes with proposed Wildhorse development
four houses in a row
Roundup: See 6 development updates in Prosper, Celina
The Heights is part of the broader Uptown development which includes several neighborhoods, such as La Terra at Uptown, The Ranch at Uptown and North Square at Uptown. (Rendering courtesy Normandy Homes)
The Heights at Uptown now open in Celina
The proposed Medical City facility in Prosper would be the nearest hospital option for residents, aside from Methodist Celina Medical Center and Medical City Frisco. (Courtesy Medical City Frisco)
Medical City Healthcare hospital could be coming soon to Prosper pending council approval
The proposed 373.5-acre Prosper Oaks housing development is planned to have a maximum of 800 homes split between two tracts, east and west. (Jacquelyn Burrer/Community Impact)
Prosper commission denies zoning change for 374-acre home development
Phase 3 for The Gates of Prosper is slated to bring national brands such as Barnes & Noble, Total Wine, REI and Carhartt to the shopping center. (Samantha Douty/Community Impact)
Prosper commission denies changes to Gates of Prosper housing development plans
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Raising Roofs: single-family housing on rise in Celina as Prosper nears buildout
Children using a computer.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County to open permanent Denton County branch