Frisco

Frisco’s Tapestry Homes Offer Terrace Gardens as Living Architecture

By Shelby Skrhak / March 29, 2026 /

In Frisco, there’s a unique neighborhood where the roofs are made of grass and a cascading terrace garden is built into every home. We’ve told you about Tapestry before, but it’s worth taking a closer look at just how different these homes are — and explaining what a cantilevered terrace garden actually is. I’ll come…

This Starwood Home Is the Very Definition of ‘Fully Remodeled’

By CandysDirt / February 21, 2026 /

There are remodels … and then there are “we took 2025 personally” remodels. 6120 Canvas Back Dr. in Frisco’s coveted Starwood neighborhood falls firmly into the latter category. Located inside the gated and guarded community of Starwood — yes, the one with winding streets, mature trees, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a fitness center, and that…

Frisco EDC Spotlights Commercial Growth in FY 2025

By Charles Grand / February 9, 2026 /

With another fiscal year in the books, the Frisco Economic Development Corporation is taking a victory lap and touting the economic growth the city clocked. Fourteen corporate relocations and expansions were logged in FY 2025, nine of which were achieved without financial incentives from Frisco EDC. Residents can credit the projects for generating or retaining…

Peek Inside This Forward-Thinking Contemporary Eco Villa in Frisco’s Tapestry Neighborhood

By Candy Evans / January 28, 2026 /

Welcome to Villa 28, a V40 residence located within Tapestry, the most design-forward community I’ve seen in a while in DFW. Located in the southeast fringes of Frisco, this highly talked-about community is shaped by amazing architecture, sustainability, and a close relationship to nature. Every home in this developing community brings the outdoors deftly indoors…

Here’s a Look at the New Retail Coming to Frisco’s Fields West

By Shelby Skrhak / January 11, 2026 /

Fields West, a 55-acre mixed-use development off the Dallas North Tollway straddling Collin and Denton counties, went vertical last month — and with that visible milestone, the evolving face of Frisco’s skyline continues taking shape. If you’re starting to lose track of which mixed-use development is where — and who’s behind what — you’re not…