New apartments will come to Grapevine in the next two years after members of Grapevine City Council and the Grapevine Planning and Zoning Commission approved expansion plans Oct. 20 for The Preserve.
In a joint public hearing, members of City Council and the commission voted 6-1 and 7-0, respectively, to rezone 47 acres of land to multifamily development at 4501 Hwy. 360, Grapevine. Developer Greystar is spearheading the second phase of The Preserve development, which will be called Elan Grapevine.
The second phase will include a gated community of 324 multifamily units surrounded by 33 acres of open space, including walking and biking trails. The new development will act as an extension of Phase I of the Preserve, which was originally denied in 2015 and then approved in 2018. The original development was the first to be designed under the city’s multifamily and mixed-use design standards manual, which was updated that same year.
Only one council member voted against the development. Council Member Leon Leal voted down the proposed site plan and the rezoning demand, saying he wanted to see more housing for the older residents.













