Rendering of The Mix, a planned $3 billion mixed-use development on the southeast corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Lebanon Road in Frisco. [Image: The Mix]
On Tuesday, a development agreement for phase 1 of the $3 billion The Mix development received unanimous approval from the Frisco City Council. The vote enables New York-based JVP Management to begin construction on the long-delayed, massive mixed-use project on the southeast corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Lebanon Road. The site has been known as "the hole by the tollway" after a previous development known as Wade Park was derailed, leaving behind a massive hole where a parking garage had been planned.
The Frisco City Council voted Tuesday to approve the zoning permit for a Universal Studios theme park and adjacent 300-room hotel, despite pushback from some in the community about the park's potential impact on traffic and other concerns. "Welcome to Frisco," Mayor Jeff Cheney said after the vote, according to WFAA, which noted that Frisco estimates the project will bring $1.8 billion in economic impact to the city.
Even though the calendar just flipped to September, last-mile delivery provider GOFO Inc. has already expanded its Lewisville hub to better handle the holiday shopping season.
GOFO said it recently added a roughly 200,000-square-foot delivery facility at its Lewisville hub....
Even though the calendar just flipped to September, last-mile delivery provider GOFO Inc. has already expanded its Lewisville hub to better handle the holiday shopping season.
GOFO said it recently added a roughly 200,000-square-foot delivery facility at its Lewisville hub....