Frisco City Council approved the city\u2019s first Trader Joe\u2019s grocery store as part of a proposed mixed-use development, while McKinney\u2019s Sunset Amphitheater project approaches 70% completion.<\/p>\n
Check out six trending stories from Community Impact\u2019s<\/a> Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.<\/p>\n Prosper officials OK development plans at Frontier Parkway, future DNT<\/p>\n Frontier Gateway, a commercial development on the southwest corner of Frontier Parkway and Dallas Parkway, is moving forward after nine months of review. The development will mainly consist of retail and restaurants with limited office space near the southwest corner, according to the plan.<\/p>\n See more details from Reporter Jenna Stephenson<\/a><\/p>\n Frisco City Council approves Trader Joe\u2019s mixed-use district<\/p>\n The city of Frisco is set to get its first Trader Joe\u2019s grocery store as part of a proposed mixed-use development. The Frisco City Council unanimously approved the development Oct. 6, which will include a 12,500-square-foot Trader Joe\u2019s, a 158-unit senior living facility and other mixed-use elements.<\/p>\n Get the full story from Reporter Jack Hintze<\/a><\/p>\n McKinney’s Sunset Amphitheater project nears 70% completion as investment rises to $334M<\/p>\n The upcoming Sunset Amphitheater project in McKinney is about 70% complete and could accommodate more shows per year than previously expected, according to developers. Bob Mudd, Venu\u2019s vice president of construction and market expansion, said the entertainment venue could receive a temporary certificate of occupancy by April 1.<\/p>\n Read more from Reporter Colby Farr<\/a><\/p>\n Celina officials preview proposed mixed-use development near downtown<\/p>\n City officials are moving forward with plans to turn the grain silos near downtown Celina into a mixed-use community destination. Preliminary plans for the site include a brewery, food halls, shopping, event space and a hotel, all located along a linear park that follows the natural contours of Doe Branch Creek.<\/p>\n Continue reading from Reporter Jenna Stephenson<\/a><\/p>\n Plano commission to hold public hearing for Collin Creek redevelopment changes<\/p>\n Plano’s planning and zoning commission scheduled a public hearing for the Collin Creek redevelopment to potentially move the location of a planned hotel. Centurion American, the developer for the planned mixed-use development at the former Collin Creek Mall, is seeking to change the location for a planned 49,946-square-foot hotel within the development.<\/p>\n