Collin Creek Mall
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…
Read MoreHouston developer Triten Real Estate Partners will transform the old Plano Market Square Mall along 75 and Spring Creek Parkway from an outdated 1980s shopping relic into a modern, outdoor-friendly, mixed-use development newly-named Assembly Park. Recently, another well-publicized mall redevelopment project broke ground a few miles south of Plano Market Square at Collin Creek Mall,…
Read MorePlano kicked off construction of its $1 billion Collin Creek development. The mixed-use project that will replace the failed Collin Creek mall has been in the works for more than two years.
Read MoreWhen it originally opened in 1981, Collin Creek Mall was a pivotal part of the growth in Plano and Collin County. Soon, the last of the 37-year-old mall will be demolished to make room for Plano’s new era of growth — a $1 billion mixed use development by Farmers Branch-based Centurion American. Once complete, Collin…
Read MoreJust a few days after nearby Collin Creek Mall shuttered permanently for a billion-dollar redevelopment project, this completely updated 1965-built home at 1009 Ridgefield Drive in Plano went on the market for $310,000. Great timing by Keller Williams Arlington agent Phyllis Song because this Dallas North Estates neighborhood should benefit from upscale development coming to…
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