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Builders have broken ground in Anna on the first phase of a mixed-use project near U.S. Highway 75. Colleyville-based Beall Development is building the Anna Village project which will include 317 apartments. “Our project is really going to be the trailblazer in that market for a Class A apartment project,” Beall Development president Logan Beall said in an email. “The project is named The Quinn. ...
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McKinney residents who gathered Thursday to view the preliminary environmental study for the proposed commercial air service terminal said they are concerned about the impact the project would have on noise levels, traffic and the environment. These preliminary findings still need TxDOT Aviation and Federal Aviation Administration review and approvals. A $200 million bond item to fund ...
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More than five years after construction stopped, work is scheduled to begin again soon at Frisco’s Wade Park project. The $2 billion mixed-use development on the Dallas North Tollway has languished since 2017 when the project was seized by lenders and went into bankruptcy. Since then, the 175-acre site has been an eyesore with partially completed buildings and a huge excavation along the east ...
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Mar. 14—The first step of Houston's next freeway is taking shape, provided highway officials finalize their plans for almost $94 million worth of work along Spur 5 near the University of Houston. A project to extend the spur from its intersection with Interstate 45 to Griggs Road could start in the late spring, after bids on the project were opened last week in Austin. Houston-based Williams ...
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Brian Embery and Jessica Salazar Embery, a couple in their 30s, were looking to move from Seattle with their two kids to somewhere warmer. That’s when they found a modern, minimalistic house in Lewisville on Redfin with high ceilings and high-end finishes and appliances. They bought it for $650,000 and moved in at the beginning of this year. “It’s modern and minimal, kind of like a Tesla is ...
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AUSTIN – State senators on Thursday filed a slate of bills designed to restrict the construction of renewable energy in Texas and encourage the development of more fossil fuel power plants. Republican Sens. Charles Schwertner of Georgetown and Phil King of Weatherford are leading the effort with the blessing of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who has made it a top priority in the Senate to pass ...
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi lawmakers are giving up on an effort to create a state-dominated board to oversee the troubled water system in the state's capital city. But, the Republican-controlled state Legislature is still considering proposals to appoint rather than elect some judges and to expand the territory of a state-run police department inside Jackson, which is governed by ...
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As Gov. Greg Abbott signals stronger support for the creation of a new program to replace a multibillion dollar corporate tax break program that expired last year, he's also drawing a clear line in the sand: wind and solar energy projects need not apply. "I support [the program] not providing economic incentives for renewables," Abbott said during a news conference in Austin. "There's already ...
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