Work could start on model homes next year, with full development following in 2027
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A large swath of land in Flower Mound is being prepped for development, which could include more than a thousand homes, parks and commercial space, including a possible H-E-B grocery store.
Furst Ranch is planned for about 2,300 continuous acres in Flower Mound and Denton County. Jack Furst, the owner of much of the land, said he expects to start adding infrastructure such as roads, water and sewer extensions in 2026 to open up commercial and residential development.
Plans for the neighborhood include 1,400 homes, 500,000 square feet of retail, a potential medical district, schools, and about 450 acres of open space and parks. Behind-the-scenes work is continuing now in order to prepare for the first phase of infrastructure in 2016.
The first portion of retail will be on 140 acres and should include a large grocery store near FM 1171 and U.S. 377. Furst did not say which grocer might come to the area. But documents filed with the city in recent months indicate H-E-B is considering the land. In May, the Flower Mound Town Council approved a parking ratio for the San Antonio-based grocer that would include 733 spaces across 110,000 square feet at Furst Ranch.
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