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Celina's June 9 council agenda included a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with ATRH, LLC, providing $20,000 in combined city and EDC reimbursements for patio and site improvements at 219 W. Pecan Street in exchange for at least $50,000 in qualified investment.
A proposed Mac Haik Chevrolet dealership on a 25-acre tract at the northeast corner of Dallas Parkway and Frontier Parkway is asking Celina to amend Planned Development No. 80, with two staff-flagged exceptions on building color and tree mitigation worth roughly $400,000.
FCS Construction plans to spend $1.5 million to build out 7,000 square feet of new space in Celina, Texas.
The retailer is building locations in Celina and East Dallas, with openings expected in summer 2026 as part of a national expansion.
The home improvement retailer plans to launch a new facility in the rapidly expanding Texas city of Celina this summer.
Construction updates for major Celina retailers and a list of businesses opening in late May and early June.
Zillow listed 489 Celina homes for sale as of May 31, while Redfin reported 268 May sales and a median sale price of $495,703.
The retailer will open a 106,000-square-foot location at 3425 S. Preston Road, with construction underway for an August opening.
U.S. Census data reveals Celina and Princeton are among the fastest-growing cities in Texas, driven by housing affordability and school reputations.
A seasoned industry professional has been appointed to manage the Ebby Halliday real estate office in Prosper.
New census data confirms Celina's status as a fast-growing city, prompting plans for a new police headquarters and high school to support the expanding population.
The Dallas-area suburb of Celina is the fastest-growing city in the United States, prompting urgent infrastructure upgrades to manage the influx of new residents.
Celina's latest housing data shows more supply, softer prices and heavy new-construction activity, while Freddie Mac's 30-year mortgage rate sits at 6.48%.