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Grapevine | Colleyville | Southlake

Colleyville could see luxury garages, restaurants, offices along SH 26

By Heather McCullough

Colleyville is one step closer to having luxury garages, along with restaurants and offices, on Colleyville Boulevard with the approval of a purchase-sale agreement.

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