Land is being readied for a massive master-planned community in northern Dallas-Fort Worth that is slated to include ...

H-E-B confirmed it bought land in Flower Mound’s Furst Ranch with the possibility of putting a store in the developing area.

The purchase of the property was completed at the end of June, according to H-E-B spokesperson Mabrie Jackson said.

A large swath of land in Flower Mound is being prepped for development, which could include more than a thousand homes, parks ...

The team behind the project includes developers Starwood Land, Lincoln Property Company and Ramrock Real Estate, and plans ...

Furst Ranch, a master-planned community with 1,300 homes is being developed near Flower Mound, Argyle and Bartonville in Argyle school district.

Council approved detailed plans for the 1,066-acre development at Furst Ranch, the Cross Timbers Gazette reported. The land is owned by an investment group headed by Flower Mound resident Jack Furst.

The 1,066-acre Furst Ranch is set to go up at the intersection of U.S. Highway 377 and Cross Timbers Road on the west side of town. Flower Mound is a Dallas-Fort Worth submarket on the border of ...

It will be spectacular.” The owners plan to rename the property Furst Ranch. “The town’s population at build-out is estimated to be 111,000,” Furst said. “We are roughly at 78,000 today.