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Plano’s Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended a 215-acre Lavon Farms development, proposing 1,678 residential units and 37 acres of open space. The project aims to balance growth and preservation, maintaining historical structures while addressing housing needs. The City Council will decide on approval on December 8, 2024.
Texas has introduced four new bills to combat deed fraud, effective September 2025. These laws streamline processes for victims, enhance notary scrutiny, and allow county clerks to reject suspicious filings. Property owners, particularly of vacant or inherited land, must proactively monitor and utilize alert systems to safeguard against potential fraud.
The Prosper Town Council has postponed the decision on the $313.6 million Bella project until February 2026 due to concerns regarding multifamily density and phasing plans. Developers aim to create a mixed-use community but face stricter approval standards that necessitate demonstrable public benefits and design excellence to justify residential density.
The real estate landscape presents contrasting dynamics: residential markets show a historic low turnover of 2.8%, caused by mortgage rate disparities, wage stagnation, and economic uncertainty. In contrast, Texas land markets remain active due to distinct characteristics, including unique asset values and strategic buyer behavior, fostering continued transactions amidst a selective environment.
