Teel Crossing In Frisco To Open At 80% Leased

Vaughn Miller at Teal crossing shopping center in Frisco
Photo credit: Courtesy of Vaughn Miller

Teel Crossing shopping center in Frisco opens Aug. 15 with a few notable tenants. The development by VCM Development Group was built spec and will open 80% leased, CEO Vaughn Miller (above, at the site) tells us.

First-in-Texas tenants include Hurts Donuts—the Missouri-based melt-in-your-mouth doughnut shop—and Burn Boot Camp fitness center. (How convenient; you can carb-load on breakfast goodness and burn it all off in the same shopping center.) Double Dip Frozen Custard will occupy 3k SF, Mathnasium learning center will occupy 2k SF, Marco Pizza will occupy 2k SF, Frisco Audio & Tint will occupy 2k SF, Hurts will occupy 3k SF, and Burn will occupy 4k SF.

Teel Crossing in Frisco
Photo credit: Courtesy of VCM Development Group

The center is on the corner of Teel Parkway and Main Street and is anchored by Primrose Schools. Vaughn says the intersection feels very family-oriented with the proximity to the Frisco Family YMCA, Kroger and Robert Cobb Middle School.

Vaughn has long-term plans to develop the one-acre pad site adjacent to this center, Teel I, and add another strip center at Teel II on the west side of Teel Parkway.

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