
Luxury Homes Breaking Ground in Furst Ranch
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Tradition Homes unveils luxury residences in Furst Ranch, Flower Mound, with prices starting at $1.2M. The development, spanning 2,300 acres, will house 3,000 homes, 5,000 apartments, and accommodate 20,000 residents. The first phase features 80-foot-wide lots with modern, transitional, and farmhouse styles. The Argyle school district, rated A by TEA, will serve the community. Expansion to Bartonville in 2028 is planned.
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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Luxury Homes Breaking Ground in Furst Ranch. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 26. You're listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news. Tradition Homes is breaking ground on luxury houses in the High Plains section of First Ranch, a big new development near U.S. Highway 3, 77 in Cross Tembers Road in Flower Mound. Home prices start at $1,200,000, and they plan to finish a model home by this summer. This builder already has projects going in places like Prosper, Selina, and Collieville, and now they're pushing into Denton County with this. Expansion. North Texas keeps growing fast, with strong demand for new housing, and these homes will feed right into that trend. They'll sit in the Argyle School District, which has a top A rating from the Texas Education Agency. The first batch goes on 80-foot-wide lots, with one and two story designs, and styles like modern, transitional, and farmhouse. Then in 2028, they'll start the next round in the Cross Tembers area on one and two acre lots, shifting over to Bartonville.
First Ranch itself spans 2,300 acres, with a room for 3,000 homes, 5,000 apartments, spots for 20,000, residents, and even an HEB grocery store, shaping up as a key spot in the areas that aren't going boom.
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