Living In The DFW

FRISCO IS OPENING A NEW 120-ACRE PARK!

Northwest Community Park is officially opening this month, bringing $40 million worth of new outdoor recreation to Frisco’s growing northwest side.

🚴 Dedicated off-road bike trails
🥾 Miles of hike-and-bike paths
💦 New splash pad
🛝 Playgrounds for multiple age groups
🐕 Separate dog parks for small and large dogs
🌾 Restored Blackland Prairie + observation deck

The grand opening celebration will include a ribbon cutting, fun run, bike ride and refreshments before the park opens for a full day of play.

📅 Sept. 19 | 8–10 a.m.
📍 13770 Teel Pkwy., Frisco

Read more at LocalProfile.com.
Photo: Play Frisco

🚗 Frisco just landed another major milestone in its business boom. Toyota Financial Services has officially started moving 1,100 employees into its brand-new seven story, 242,000 square foot office at Southstone Yards, with the full transition expected to be complete by the end of August. The new campus expands Toyota's growing presence in Collin County and features employee amenities including a fitness center, wellness rooms, outdoor balconies, coaching spaces, flexible conference rooms, bean to cup coffee stations, a convenience store, and an on site café. Employees can also shuttle between Toyota's headquarters and the new office every 15 minutes. The development isn't finished yet either, a coffee shop and full service restaurant are planned to open on the ground floor in early 2027, adding even more activity to one of Frisco's fastest growing mixed use developments. As more major companies continue investing in Frisco, the city's reputation as one of Texas' fastest growing business hubs only continues to grow.

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Wells Fargo has partnered with 3D construction company ICON to offer mortgage loans and financial incentives for 3D-printed homes. As ICON’s preferred lender, Wells Fargo will provide homebuyers a 50 basis point credit toward their mortgage and extend financing to developers purchasing ICON’s commercial 3D printers.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Major lenders have historically avoided financing 3D-printed homes due to concerns over material durability, long-term property value, and secondary market eligibility. Wells Fargo’s move signals a shift in institutional confidence in the technology, with the bank’s home lending CEO stating it expects 3D-printed structures to perform on par with traditional homes in long-term asset value. The partnership is aimed at accelerating construction and expanding affordable housing options.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

What are your thoughts?

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🏠 COLLIN COUNTY HOUSING MARKET COOLING SHARPLY IN 2026

Inventory has surged 62% above the long-term average to over 4,300 listings, pushing average home values down 6.1% year-over-year to $485,017 in fast-growing suburbs like Frisco, Plano, and Prosper.

Read More: https://dallasexpress.com/realestate/frisco-plano-prosper-homes-6-1-value-decline-hits-collin-county-market/

🚨 DFW New Construction Update

In the last 7 days, there have been 777 price drops on homes built after 2024, according to MLS activity.

At the same time, builders are offering price reductions, flex cash, and rate buy-down options on select inventory and near-completion homes as they close out their fiscal year.

This combination doesn’t come around often and is typically time-sensitive.

If buying a home is even a maybe this year, now is a smart time to get clarity—not pressure.

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