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A 16-foot mirrored disco cowboy hat in Fort Worth’s Sundance Square—a once-temporary installation—is a glittery symbol of the city’s evolving identity, fusing its Cowtown roots with modern growth and energy. [Photo: travelview/iStockphoto]
Fort Worth Becomes America’s 10th‑Largest City
by David Seeley | May 14, 2026
was the fastest-growing city in all of the U.S., boosting its population by 24.6%.
Centurion American Triples Down on Pilot Point with Third Development, Total of 7,300+ Planned Homes
by Lance Murray |
Jun 25, 2024
Bryson Ranch joins two other Centurion American developments in this Texas Main Street City in northeast Denton County, including Creekview and Mobberly Farms. Centurion American said it will offer a range of contemporary and classic home options in its newest announced development.
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by David Seeley |
May 20, 2024
The Dallas North Tollway is being extended to Celina, north of Frisco and Prosper. That can't come soon enough for this Collin County city, which the U.S. Census Bureau just named the fastest-growing in the U.S. Behind the meteoric growth—and a dizzying list of new developments—is a plan that's guiding it all.
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by David Seeley |
Apr 2, 2024
You may have heard them on the radio. Come June 2025, you can drink their beer, stroll their lawn, chill on their patio, and check out the stage at Ben Rogers and Jeff "Skin" Wade's Rollertown Beerworks brewery and HQ in Frisco.
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The North Texas town of Celina has been named America's fastest-growing city by the U.S. Census Bureau. [Photo: City of Celina/Facebook]
The Last Word: Hillwood Communities’ Fred Balda on the Planned 4,000-Home Ramble Development in Celina
by David Seeley | Jan 31, 2024
Hillwood Communities announced its fourth master-planned development in Celina, one of the fastest-growing areas in North Texas. Ramble by Hillwood is planned just north of downtown Celina. with 4,000 homes slated to "wind through an immersive nature experience" a short drive from Frisco and McKinney in Collin County.
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by David Seeley |
Nov 15, 2023
Slated to open for golf in November 2024, 1876 Country Club is being built in the Legacy Hills development of fast-growing Celina, 40 miles north of Dallas. Centurion American Development Group is the developer behind both Legacy Hills and the new club.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 25, 2023
The planned 641-acre Rainwater Crossing development will now feature additional green space and amenity centers compared to an earlier proposal approved in 2016, according to a report by the Dallas Morning News. Around 13 acres of park land ribboned by trails will surround a pond at the project.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 3, 2023
Rockhill Capital & Investments announced it has begun construction on The Ranch at Uptown Celina, a community that will feature more than 450 homes by Taylor Morrison and Toll Brothers just north of downtown Celina.
“People are drawn to Celina for its sense of community—and the historic downtown square is a huge part of that,” said Ryan Griffin, principal at Rockhill Capital & Investments. “Uptown Celina will be an extension of downtown, offering ‘backyard’ access via its trails."
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The North Texas town of Celina is getting lots and lots—and lots—of new homes. [Photo: City of Celina]
Celina’s Housing Boom Heats Up With a Planned 11,000-Home Development
by David Seeley | Aug 5, 2021
If you’ve felt hotter around Dallas lately, it’s not just the 100-degree days. You might be sensing the heat from Celina, the hottest new housing market in North Texas.
The once-sleepy little town just north of Frisco, is booming like crazy—and will soon get a lot bigger.
11,000+ homes on 3,200 acresFarmers Branch-based Centurion American Development Group has announced a 3,200-acre development called Legacy Hills near Legacy Drive and Celina Parkway....
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Dec 21, 2018
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