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Dallas-based Hall Group tops off 3 new buildings at its Frisco campus

Hall Group will soon see these three buildings added to its Frisco campus.

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Dallas-based developer Hall Group, never one to sit idle, has topped out three new towers at Hall Park in Frisco which represent the first phase a new campus masterplan, and are expected to be open by the end of 2023.

The mixed-use buildings will join Hall Group's 162-acre Hall Park and add a whole live-play-work component. They include:

a 16-story, Class AAA office tower
a 224-key boutique hotel and suites
a 19-story, luxury multifamily residential tower

The "topping out" signals the last pour of concrete on the roof level of the buildings. According to a release, the topping out was accompanied by an entire ceremony that involved the final steel beams being signed by those in attendance, then lifted into place on the top floors along with a tree — an ancient Scandinavian tradition originally intended to ward off evil spirits.

Let's hope the tree isn't lonely up there. There were also speeches.

"Hall Park, alongside the city’s great civic leadership, has been one of the catalysts in growing Frisco from a town of less than 10,000 people into a nationally recognized hub for business and commerce,” said Don Braun, president of Hall Group, to the construction team during the topping out ceremony for the multifamily tower.

The office tower will feature a corporate lounge, fitness center, meeting spaces, seven-level parking garage, balconies on every suite level, two rooftop amenity decks, and 10,000 square feet of ground-level retail/restaurant space facing Kaleidoscope Park.

The boutique hotel and suites will be home to a collection of world-class contemporary art and feature nearly 14,000 square feet of event space, 60 suites, outdoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, and chef-driven restaurant and lounge.

The multifamily tower will have units that average 1,326 square feet, with high-end appliances and finishes, spa-inspired master baths, and park views. Amenities include a pool, fitness center, outdoor grilling areas, and dedicated space for yoga and meditation.

At the base of the residential tower will be a 10,000-square-foot eatery with patio, offering a diverse selection of 10 restaurants with notable favorites and emerging newcomers.

Hall Group purchased the land that would become Hall Park in the late 1980s. Construction began on the first building at Hall Park in 1997. Today Hall Park includes 15 completed buildings encompassing 2.2 million square feet of office, mixed use, retail and parking, and is home to more than 200 companies and 10,000 employees. The park includes 33 percent of dedicated greenspace, including three miles of walking trails and coming soon, the city of Frisco’s new Kaleidoscope Park.

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Multi-million-dollar gated home community The Preserve rises in Frisco

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A palace on the prairie of The Preserve in Frisco

Construction has begun on a multi-million-dollar custom home community in Frisco. Called The Preserve, it's situated among PGA Frisco’s championship golf courses and near the Omni PGA Frisco Resort, with multiple phases that will roll out over the next few years.

The Preserve is part of Fields, a 2,500-acre development in North Frisco off the Dallas North Tollway. Fields is co-developed and owned in partnership with The Karahan Companies, Hunt Realty Investments alongside investors Chief Partners and Cross Tie Capital.

The development will feature retail, dining, entertainment, hotels, corporate offices, native Texas plants, flowers, trees, and 250 acres of park space. It's designed by the same team responsible for Plano’s Legacy West, led by Fehmi Karahan.

Phase 1 of The Preserve will feature 233 homes crafted by 10 North Texas luxury homebuilders: Alford Homes, Coats Homes, and Starside Builders have all begun home construction. The other seven are The Preserve Bella Custom Homes, Endurance Homes, Faulkner Perrin Custom Homes, Hawkins-Welwood Homes, Shaddock Custom Builders & Developers, Sharif & Munir Custom Homes, and Ventura Custom Homes, for whom construction will start soon.

The Preserve Frisco The Preserve in Frisco, soon to be covered with homes.The Preserve

Lot sizes range from 6,800 square feet to more than an acre. Home design options will incorporate high ceilings, open floor plans, glass walls, and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor such as patios, infinity pools, and landscaped exteriors.

The surrounding area will have more than 2,000 new trees plus views delivered via design elements such as floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive outdoor living areas.

Many of the homes will address sustainability, health, and wellness with green architecture, energy efficiency, water conservation, and recycled building materials.

It will combine the privacy of a gated community with resort-style living, featuring amenities such as the PGA golf courses, 20+ miles of hike and bike trails, and the exclusive Brookside Club with an expansive swimming pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts and a playground.

Prices will start at $3,500,000.

Hunt Realty SVP Todd Watson calls it one of the most anticipated mixed-use projects in the area -- æa perfect location for discerning buyers seeking their forever home or a secondary residence" — although he's involved with the project so he's probably biased.

“As part of the Fields development, with prominent neighbors like PGA of America and the Omni PGA Frisco Resort, we know The Preserve will be one of the most sought-after addresses in North Texas," Watson says.

According to the Frisco Economic Development Corporation, Frisco’s population has increased by 500 percent in two decades and was recently recognized as the fastest growing city in Texas and third across the U.S.

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