$34 million Garland filing is tied to state-listed Project Star data center
Two state records connect the Garland filing to Project Star, but they do not establish total investment or identify a separate tenant.
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Two state records connect the Garland filing to Project Star, but they do not establish total investment or identify a separate tenant.
City materials describe a two-phase plan with a boutique hotel, dining, retail and event space, but the connection to the Middleton Hotel name remains unconfirmed.
The filing adds a new estimate for a planned link between Mike Lewis Park, CentrePort-area trails and the TRE station, but no completion date is…
The state filing adds a concrete milestone for the planned Meacham airport campus but does not resolve its address, schedule or groundbreaking status.
State records identify a registered $1.2 million new-build project, but the reviewed evidence gives no address, construction progress or opening date.
The five-level, 137-room project lists three dining concepts, but its received alcohol application does not establish license approval.
The filing covers 16,855 square feet at 3440 FM 544, but it names no tenant and is 288 square feet smaller than Wylie's April plan.
The detailed filing covers a pool-building addition and fitness-center renovation, with estimated work extending from October 2026 to May 2028.
The church says some classes or gatherings may move temporarily, while its funding plan calls for contributions and a property sale without new debt.
The filing lists work from Sept. 1 through Nov. 1, but does not identify the second floor’s intended use or establish an increase in services.
Two city records describe markedly different acreage for the same zoning case. Residents can review the current scope or comment before the July 28 hearing.
The 6,425-square-foot plan follows a zoning fight over buffers near homes; records still show no opening date or final alcohol approval.