Details On The 10 Acres Sold In North Richland Hills' HomeTown

Realty Capital Management sole 10 acres in HomeTown, a 333-acre mixed-use, TND in North Richland Hills developed by Arcadia Realty to Florida-based Dolce Living Hometown.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Realty Capital Management

Florida-based Dolce Living Hometown purchased 10 acres in HomeTown, a 333-acre mixed-use project in North Richland Hills developed by Arcadia Realty.

Dolce just completed the 315-unit Phase 1 within the Town Center of HomeTown at Boulevard 26 and Parker Boulevard. Phase 2 will have 311 units and 10k SF of commercial space.

The community will include 950 single-family homes, 1,200 units of multifamily, 50k SF of retail and flex space, a North Richland Hills city library, a performing arts center, a $20M recreation center, an elementary school, and a hockey and ice skating arena. A TIF fund helped finance the project.

Realty Capital Management director of sales and leasing Mark Boone repped the seller.

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