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New Master-Planned Communities Coming to DFW

DFW is the fastest-growing major metro in the country, and a wave of new master-planned communities is rising along its northern edge. Here are the biggest, where they are, and what homes cost.

Researched by the TruReport editorial team · Updated 2026-07-04 · Editorial standards

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The biggest new communities

The largest builds are clustered in Collin and Denton counties:

  • Painted Tree (McKinney): 1,100 acres, ~3,400 homesites with a 20-acre lake; prices from the $400Ks to the $870Ks. It was DFW's top-selling master-planned community in 2025 (#15 nationally, 643 sales, up 23%).
  • Ramble by Hillwood (Celina): the newest large launch - ~4,000 homes on 1,380 acres, a ~$4B development; homes $400,000-$1M, opening spring 2026, full buildout by 2044.
  • Trinity Falls (McKinney): 2,000 acres with a 350-acre natural park and 20 miles of trails, homes from the high $300s. Pecan Square (Northlake): 1,200 acres, ~3,100 homesites, mid-$400s to $1M+.

More communities selling or launching

Beyond the headliners:

  • Union Park (Aubrey): 1,100 acres on the US-380 corridor (Denton ISD), high $200s to $500s+; named DFW Community of the Year at the 2024 McSAM Awards.
  • Cambridge Crossing (Celina): 639 acres off the Dallas North Tollway, $420s to $1M+. Mosaic (Celina, Prosper ISD): 760 acres, ~2,000 lots, low $400Ks to ~$1M.
  • Devonshire (Forney, east of Dallas): high $200s to $700s (#44 nationally, 395 sales). Edgewater (Fate): from the $365,000s.

The hottest submarkets + why

The growth is historic and concentrated:

  • Celina was the No. 1 fastest-growing U.S. city in 2025 (+24.6% to 64,427 residents); of the 15 fastest-growing U.S. cities, six are DFW suburbs - Celina, Princeton, Melissa, Anna, Forney, Greenville (Census Vintage 2025).
  • The growth corridor runs north along US-380 and the Dallas North Tollway through Collin and Denton counties (Celina, Prosper, Princeton, Anna, Melissa) plus Northlake and Aubrey.
  • The driver is affordability + new supply: the typical Princeton home is valued ~$325,000 vs $500,000+ in McKinney and $685,000 in Frisco (Zillow, 2025).

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