Denton

Historic Denton Ranch To Begin New Chapter With Major Industrial Project

By Charles Grand / August 3, 2026 /

A stretch of Denton ranchland along I-35 is poised for a dramatic transformation, with developers preparing to capitalize on one of North Texas’ busiest logistics corridors by building a master-planned industrial campus. Farmers Branch-based Urban Logistics Realty recently closed on the acquisition of 53 acres of Harris Ranch south of Loop 288. Work on the…

Luxe Equestrian Resort Community Planned for 740 Acres in Denton County

By Charles Grand / July 18, 2026 /

A luxury resort and residential community centered on the equestrian lifestyle is in the works for nearly 740 acres in northern Denton County, pending approvals, of course. Located in Denton’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, Wildhaven Reserve would comprise 150 single-family homes, 500 units of multifamily, a boutique luxury hotel, a private social club, restaurants, and additional commercial…

Dallas Dirt on Location: Inside Hillwood’s Newest Denton County Community

By Shelby Skrhak / June 5, 2026 /

Spanning roughly 3,500 acres, Landmark by Hillwood is one of the largest residential developments underway in North Texas. But Hillwood executives say the project’s defining feature isn’t the number of homes planned — it’s the land being preserved around them. On the latest episode of Dallas Dirt, Candy Evans sat down with Andrew Pieper and…

Hillwood Breaks Ground, Construction Begins on New ‘Landmark’ Community in Denton

By Shelby Skrhak / December 10, 2025 /

Dirt is finally flying in Denton at Landmark, the massive new master-planned community by Hillwood Communities and sister developer Hillwood Properties. Located at I-35W and Robson Ranch Road, the 3,200-acre mixed-use development will bring roughly 6,000 single-family homes and 3,000 multifamily units, plus 900 acres of commercial and mixed-use space. The opening phase calls for…

Cities Are Urged to Push for Local Voice Ahead of Texas’ 2027 Housing Legislation

By Joy Donovan / November 4, 2025 /

Don’t wait for 2027. That was the message often repeated at the Texas Municipal League’s 113th Annual Conference held last week at the Fort Worth Convention Center. More than 3,500 municipal employees and elected officials attended the three-day event that included a first-day welcome from Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker, where the overarching message was…