Mustang Creek Estates Breaks Ground On Fifth Affordable Senior Housing Community In DFW

Dallas-based developer Mustang Creek Estates started construction on its new assisted living and memory care community at 3900 Ranch Road in Sachse. The $7.5M project will have six home-style residences capable of housing up to 16 seniors each. The 42K SF project will create 50 jobs for about 90 residents. 

Each senior housing residence has an open concept kitchen that allows residents to watch their food being cooked. Walking paths and green spaces will be connected throughout the seven-acre property. Sachse is in need of senior housing and memory care facilities, and this community aims to make residents feel at home while maintaining an affordable price, Mustang Creek CEO Renee Ramsey said.

Garland-based Creative Architects’ Scott Roberts and Kimley-Horn’s Joseph Helmberger designed the community.

Mustang Creek has similar home-style senior housing projects in Allen, Burleson, Frisco and Keller. 

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