Proposed Mixed-Use Sites Hit The Market In McKinney

The Village at McKinney is a proposed 76.2-acre development that Associate, Dillon Cook, believes will dramatically change the playing field as a new live/work/play destination for corporate relocations, hospitality, retail, and other commercial uses. “When you think of other mixed-use developments in DFW, you tend to picture Frisco’s $5 Billion mile, Richardson’s CityLine, and Dallas’ Mockingbird Station to name just a few. McKinney, on the other hand, still has that great small-town feel that provides a true community-friendly town within the long-established roots of McKinney.”
Courtesy of Henry S. Miller

A new mixed-use development has been proposed by Henry S. Miller on a site that would be enhanced by the extension of Laud Howell Parkway connecting US 75 and Dallas Parkway.

Henry S. Miller's Chris Burrow and Dillon Cook will launch the 76-acre project along with a developer and the City of McKinney. Construction of the Laud Howell Parkway extension from this project to the Dallas Parkway is set to begin later this fall with an estimated completion in 2018. Construction on development at The Village at McKinney will be determined after the property sells.

The men hope to mirror some of the same vibe as at Frisco's $5B Mile, Richardson's CityLine or Dallas' Mockingbird Station with retail, restaurants, office, hospitality and multifamily.

Learn more about recent developments in the Collin County area at our 121 Corridor Expansion event on Aug. 25.

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