Mehrdad Moayedi

With Infrastructure Completed, Collin Creek Prepares to Welcome Its First Residents in 2024

By Candy's Dirt / December 13, 2023 /

While Collin Creek opened as a mall in 1981, public-private partnerships have helped redevelopment plans from Centurion American. Centurion, in partnership with the City of Plano, has completed the infrastructure necessary so that lots can be turned over to builders. The first single-family homes should be on the market in 2024. The builders, which will…

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Centurion American Plans 14-Unit Condominium Tower Along Turtle Creek Corridor

By April Towery / November 24, 2023 /

Pending a variance approval, a 14-unit condominium tower from Centurion American planned for 3503 Fairmount St. could put some new luxury real estate on the Turtle Creek market.  Developer Tommy Mann with Centurion American Development Group presented plans for The Julien at the Nov. 7 meeting of the Oak Lawn Committee.  Cricket Griffin, secretary/treasurer of…

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Sycamore Strategies Wants to Redevelop Historic Cabana Hotel Into Affordable Apartments 

By April Towery / May 28, 2023 /

A local developer announced last week that he’s buying the Cabana Hotel and redeveloping it into affordable apartments. Zachary Krochtengel of Sycamore Strategies recently made headlines for his plans to build a mixed-income project, Cypress Creek at Forest Lane, in the Lake Highlands area. That project was denied by the Dallas City Council due to…

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Centurion American Buys 680 Acres in Grayson County For Cottonwood Master-Planned Community

By Joanna England / March 1, 2023 /

The pace at which Centurion American is buying land and building master-planned communities up north should tell you just how bullish the Farmers Branch-based developer is about the Sherman silicon corridor. Considering the influx of rooftops that Texas Instruments’ Sherman semiconductor plant is drawing, the Texoma region is set to blow up. Centurion American just…

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County Jail Could be Demolished, Making Way For New Development in Downtown Dallas

By April Towery / September 22, 2022 /

An overcrowded jail that’s not up to code is prompting Dallas County commissioners to contemplate demolishing and moving the facility — making way for prime real estate on the western edge of downtown Dallas. Commissioners will appoint a committee next month to analyze the situation and make a recommendation within a year on whether to…

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