Real estate
BY CONNOR PITTMAN
Home Edition
2025
Readers, welcome to your annual CI Home Edition! It’s that time of year where we at Community Impact dig into stories affecting homes in the market. The big story focuses on how housing affordability in the area and explore the impacts to current and future enrollment numbers in Lewisville ISD. Other stories in the Home Edition include a look at how Denton Central Appraisal District navigates additional notice requirements and a backlog of homestead exemption applications, with its small appraisal staff. The team also gathered information on planned developments across the market, such as Furst Ranch and Harvest House, with more updates below. We also asked a realtor for tips on buying and selling during a buyer’s market. Additionally, read about Modern Blu’s approach to tackling renovation projects around the house and how they manage job sites differently than other companies. All of the home edition’s content is compiled by our team of local reporters and supported by ads from local businesses. Happy reading!
What's inside
Read the latest on updated homestead exemption notice requirements (Page 10)
Connor Pittman Editor cpittman@ communityimpact.com
Check out homebuying tips during a buyer’s market from a local realtor (Page 11)
Learn how Modern Blu tackles bathroom, kitchen renovation projects (Page 12)
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4 Harvest House Project: A 349-unit multifamily complex is planned within Argyle’s Harvest mixed-use development. The complex will include 90 townhomes and 259 apartments. Update: Pre-leasing for the units is expected to begin this fall and the project is expected to be completed in late 2026. • Located near the intersection of FM 407 and I-35W in Argyle • www.harvestbyhillwood.com
homes and 1,000 senior living units. Furst Ranch includes three distinct single-family neighborhoods: High Plains, Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers along with a dedicated mixed-use district. Update: Groundwork is underway on around 300 lots. Starwood Land joined the development team in April, replacing Hines, and will partner on the buildout of the single-family neighborhoods. • Located near the intersection of US 377 and Cross Timbers Road in Flower Mound • www.furstranch.com 3 Monarch Project: The 200-acre mixed-use development will include 278 townhomes along with more than 470,000 square feet of commercial and restaurant space. Update: Flower Mound Town Council approved a master thoroughfare plan that will allow for a minor arterial connecting to I-35W to be built within the development.
In the works
1 Eden Ranch Project: Within the Cross Timbers Conservation Development District, the cluster development sitting on around 335 acres will have 168 single-family homes. The proposal replaces the former Cummings Ranch project. Update: The planning and zoning commission held a work session June 9 as outlined by the town’s development standards. • Intersection of Cross Timbers Road and Shiloh Road in Flower Mound • www.edenranch.com 2 Furst Ranch Project: The 2,300-acre mixed-use development will include 3,000 single-family homes, 5,000 multifamily
• Near the intersection of Cleveland-Gibbs Road and I-35W in Flower Mound • No contact information is available This list is not comprehensive.
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