Hillwood developing retail center north of Fort Worth in Argyle

Part of 12,000-acre master-planned community

Hillwood Properties Developing Retail Center North of Fort Worth
Hillwood's Ross Perot Jr. with Harvest by Hillwood (Hillwood, Getty)

Ross Perot Jr.’s Hillwood Communities continues to capitalize on Fort Worth’s explosive growth.

The Dallas-based firm will start construction in June on a massive retail-anchored development, dubbed Harvest Town Center, in the north suburb of Argyle, Bisnow reported

The project is set to include shopping, restaurants, a grocery store and apartments, according to filings with the state. Harvest Town Center will be part of Harvest by Hillwood, a 1,200-acre master-planned community straddling Argyle and Northlake, in Denton County. 

The first five buildings will cost $21 million to construct and total 98,000 square feet, with the largest structure spanning 63,000 square feet, the outlet reported. Chick-fil-A is planning to open a location within the development.

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Perot’s fingerprints are all over Fort Worth real estate. In October, Hillwood broke ground on an 800-acre treehouse-inspired community near the Alliance master-planned development. It’s slated for 2,500 single-family homes, parks, an elementary school, commercial space and a slew of amenities.

The firm is also plotting its first development in downtown Fort Worth. While details of the project are unclear, Hillwood acquired a block at Seventh and Calhoun streets on the east side of downtown and is exploring a wide range of potential uses, including office, residential and mixed-use.

Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing major cities in the country, and developers are flocking to the area as a result. As of June, Cowtown had roughly $2.3 billion worth of developments under construction or in the pipeline.

—Quinn Donoghue 

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