19 Major Projects Changing North DFW

The full site spans about 1,011 acres. Phase 1 (Civic Room, 58 acres south of Cotton Gin Road) has about $43 million in city funding, and the city estimates a Phase 1 opening in October 2027.

Opened July 1, 2026; a 20-acre park with a 300-room hotel.

A 55-acre urban core inside the 2,500-acre Fields community. The project website shared a July 29, 2026 update reporting 75% pre-leased, with Crate & Barrel, North Italia, Lululemon, and Warby Parker among signed tenants.

233 custom homes across roughly 267 acres, built by 10 builders.

217 acres at US 380 and the Dallas North Tollway; the first residential community, The Noc, broke ground October 2025, and an 18-story tower is planned, with a developer-estimated opening in fall 2027.

Existing anchor, open since May 2023; scheduled to host the PGA Championships in 2027 and 2034.

Developer materials describe a community of roughly 468 acres near Preston Road with about 1,100 homes planned; the developer estimates homes on sale in 2027.

1,380 acres between Preston Road and Custer Road, north of downtown Celina, with about 4,000 homes planned.

Six miles from US 380 to FM 428 with three main lanes in each direction; completion is estimated for fall 2027.

246 homes, part of a pair of Taylor Morrison developments totaling 396 homes; availability is estimated for late 2026.

The remaining roughly 150 homes of the 396-home pair; estimated availability late 2026.

The town council approved the project June 9, 2026; 62 acres near First Street and Legacy Drive with townhomes, retail, offices, childcare, and a 139-room waterfront hotel, at a reported cost of about $240 million; developers estimate a 2027 groundbreaking.

Existing shopping center with more than 80 shops and restaurants; additional retail and mixed-use phases are planned.

Zoning and a development agreement were completed in June 2024 for 35 acres at the Dallas North Tollway and Prosper Trail, with hotels, retail, and about 500 multifamily units planned at a developer-reported cost of roughly $300 million; construction start is not confirmed as of September 2026.

24/7 emergency care, urgent care, lab, and imaging, open since early 2026.

Four gates, expandable to six; public dedication is anticipated in fall 2026, and airline service is scheduled to begin November 11, 2026, with Avelo as the first signed carrier under a five-year agreement.

East McKinney redevelopment includes the completed new City Hall, where city services relocated in January 2025, alongside street, utility, and public-space projects.

About $140 million widening to six lanes with grade separations at five major intersections.

TxDOT has approved environmental documents for the US 380 bypass in Collin County; construction timelines for area segments are still being determined.