Grapevine  rounds out 2015 with perhaps more new construction homes built than in any other year in recent memory.  The addition of Vineyard Creek Estates to the list of new home neighborhoods is welcome by Grapevine home buyers, as low inventory still plagues the area.  Emerald Homes, a luxury division of DR Horton Homes, was the first builder to raise roof in the addition, with MHI's Plantation Home's breaking ground just in time for end of year celebrations.  

Located east of Highway 121 at Hall Johnson Road, the neighborhood is just minutes from historic Downtown Grapevine and offers convenient access throughout the DFW Metroplex. 

With Emerald offering 10 floor plans and an additional 11 offered up by Plantation, Grapevine home buyers have

DFW developer Centurion American has delivered new construction lots on the south side of Roanoke's Bobcat Boulevard to builder Megatel Homes.  In the works since 2013, the intimate seven acre gated community known as Glenmere will offer residents to just 30 home buyers.  Most home buyers in the area assume Glenmere is part of neighboring Trophy Club... and that makes perfect sense.  The main entrance into the subdivision not only sits on Bobcat Blvd, an entrance into Trophy Club off 377 just north of 114, but Glenmere also shares the heritage golf course naming protocol of many Trophy Club neighborhoods. The Glenmere community sits, quite literally, in the shadow of Byron Nelson High School.  Yet Glenmere is actually in the city of Roanoke. That's a

Keller ISD Feeder Patterns Changing

Changes are on the horizon for home buyers in the Keller School District.  The District originally announced changes surrounding the 2014 Bond Election that would address inconsistent feeder patterns and balance enrollment numbers in the four Keller ISD high schools: Central, Timber Creek, Fossil Ridge and Keller High.  In a special November 2015 Board of Trustees Meeting, the District added some additional proposed feeder pattern changes to accommodate population growth due in part to the high volume of new homes within the KISD.

$169.5 Million Bond Election Creates Changes in the KISD

Home owners in the Keller ISD approved three new schools in the $169.5 million bond election including the 23rd