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Frisco’s Rail District, which is in the middle of a multimillion-dollar reconstruction project, will soon have mixed-use residential buildings flanking the city’s pedestrian-friendly improvements. Developers with the boutique real estate company CAP Multifamily are currently in the middle of bringing four multifamily residential buildings to The Rail District. CAP Multifamily projects follow a “simple urban infill design philosophy” that tries to stay away from large-scale multifamily and instead fit its res- idential projects into the existing community they move into, according to its website. The company believes “large, anonymous master plan devel- opments” have transformed multifamily living Developers look to take part in Frisco’s Rail District
The Beacon, pictured above, is currently being built at the corner of Elm Street and South County Road. It is the smallest of four con rmed apartment projects headed for The Rail District with 18 total apartment homes.
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