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McKinney s new Painted Tree community will have 1,200 homes in first phase
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New McKinney residential community will have 1,200 homes in first phase
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New Collin County community will bring more than 1,800 homes
Green Brick Partners and Meritage Homes plan project in Farmersville near Lake Lavon.
community will be called Lake Haven and will be located near U.S. 380 in Farmersville.(Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer)
Two homebuilding companies are teaming up on a major residential community northeast of Dallas.
Plano-based Green Brick Partners Inc. and builder Meritage Homes have purchased sites for more than 1,800 houses in the Collin County town of Farmersville.
Located northeast of Lake Lavon, the area around Farmersville is seeing an influx of land developers looking for new home sites.
Green Brick Partners and Meritage plan to start construction early next year on the 453-acre property they just purchased south of U.S. Highway 380.
Green Brick Partners Acquires 10 Communities in Dallas and Atlanta
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Plano-based homebuilding company buys sites for more than 5,700 local homes
Green Brick Partner plans new houses in Frisco, Allen, McKinney, Forney, Princeton, Grand Prairie and Waxahachie.
Some of the home sites will be used for Green Brick Partners Southgate Homes.(Southgate Homes )
One of North Texas’ top homebuilding firms has bought land for almost 6,000 new houses.
Plano-based Green Brick Partners said Thursday that it has acquired land for 10 new neighborhoods in the Dallas area and Atlanta.
“We are continuing to see record demand for homes, and in an effort to keep up with demand we have closed on over 5,700 home sites in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolis and in excess of 300 in the Atlanta metropolitan area,” Jed Dolson, chief operating officer and executive vice president of Green Brick Partners, said in a statement. “We are working quickly to remedy the low supply of new homes in our core markets.