A significant transformation is underway in Flower Mound as developers prepare to break ground on Furst Ranch, a sweeping 2,300-acre master-planned community that promises to reshape the town’s landscape.
The massive project will include 1,400 new homes, 500,000 square feet of retail, a potential medical district and roughly 450 acres dedicated to open space and parks.
“Furst Ranch will provide an exceptional outdoor environment, particularly impressive for a development of this magnitude,” said Dustin Davidson, managing director at Hines, the firm leading the project.
What’s Included
Furst Ranch aims to blend upscale living with convenience and green space. In addition to residential housing, the first phase of the development includes:
- A major retail hub across 140 acres
- Plans for a medical district and local schools
- Parks, trails and outdoor amenities across 450 acres
The first homes are expected to break ground in 2027. According to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, infrastructure work will begin in October and wrap up by April 2026. That portion of construction is estimated to cost nearly $29 million.
H-E-B Eyes Flower Mound
While no official announcement wasn made, signs point to H-E-B setting up shop at Furst Ranch. In May, Flower Mound’s Town Council approved a parking ratio for the San Antonio-based grocer, allowing for 733 parking spaces to accompany a 110,000-square-foot grocery store…