Plano officially broke ground on a long-anticipated mixed-use development at the historic Haggard Farm property, marking a major milestone for one of the city’s last large, undeveloped sites. City leaders, members of the Haggard family and community representatives gathered to celebrate the start of a project that will transform the land into a new destination while honoring its agricultural legacy.
The property, which has been tied to Plano’s history since 1856, will become a mixed-use district featuring a destination restaurant, boutique hotel, office and retail space, multifamily residences and expansive green space. The development is designed to blend growth with preservation, reflecting both the city’s evolution and the family history rooted in the land.
A New District Takes Shape
As previously reported by Local Profile, phase one of the project will introduce new retail, residential options, townhomes and an extensive trail system. This initial phase is intended to establish the foundation for a walkable district that connects neighborhoods, creates gathering spaces and integrates outdoor areas into daily life.
The broader development will span 142 acres and represent a $750 million investment. When fully built out, the site is projected to include hundreds of residential units, additional townhomes, office space and significant green areas that reinforce its community-focused design.
Blending History With Growth
The Haggard family has played a central role in Plano’s story for more than a century and a half. According to earlier reporting, the family first settled near Plano in 1856 and remained deeply involved in farming and local development as the city grew. Over generations, their name became woven into the community through schools, parks and civic landmarks…