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What’s being built at Haggard Farm in West Plano?

Posted by Hilda Avila on November 12, 2026
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Last updated: November 12, 2026 (America/Chicago). Plans, opening dates, and home details can change. I checked the sources linked below on this date.

Haggard Farm is a mixed-use development under construction in west Plano, at Spring Creek Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard, just east of the Dallas North Tollway. Stillwater Capital is the lead developer. Retail is slated for fall 2027, with apartments and townhomes planned in 2028. The official project website does not yet list townhome prices or a public sales process.

I’m Hilda Avila, a bilingual REALTOR® with Ebby Halliday Real Estate, LLC. I’ve lived in Dallas for 15 years, and I help buyers and sellers in Plano and across North Dallas. If you’re watching this project, or comparing it with other new construction in Collin County, here’s what is actually documented today — and what still isn’t.

Where Haggard Farm is

The site sits at the southeast corner of Spring Creek Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard, in west Plano. The project’s own site describes it as just off the Dallas North Tollway, east of Parkwood, south of Spring Creek, and north of Windhaven. City zoning records and the city’s public improvement district plan place it in the same location, on about 142.5 acres (the district plan describes 142.49 acres).

This is Collin County, inside the City of Plano, on land long associated with the Haggard family, who have been tied to the property since 1856. For a wider look at buying or selling in the city, start with my Plano page.

What’s planned, and what is under construction now

Stillwater Capital is developing Haggard Farm. WoodHouse and The Retail Connection are partners on the retail village. WoodHouse is also set to operate two anchors: Almanac, a farm-to-table restaurant, and Haggard Hall, a mass-timber event barn that Stillwater has described as 17,500 square feet and able to host more than 600 guests.

In a September 14, 2026 announcement, Stillwater said more than $300 million of work was underway and that, at completion, the development has a total value in excess of $750 million. That $750 million figure is an estimated completed value, not a public accounting of every dollar that will be spent. The Dallas Morning News (September 20, 2026, p. 5D) reported the same program: a 142-acre project whose initial work includes a 180,000-square-foot retail village, a 350-unit apartment community, 188 townhomes, and a new 3-acre park.

Stillwater said construction is underway on those first three projects, plus the park. The retail village is slated to open in fall 2027, and Stillwater said more than half of that space was already committed. A hike-and-bike trail is planned along the creek toward Windhaven Park. City staff told Community Impact in April 2026 that a new public street, Pinehaven Drive, connecting Spring Creek and Parkwood, was finished in late 2025.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on December 11, 2025. Reports also note earlier infrastructure work on the site, including activity in 2023, so “broke ground in late 2025” refers to the formal start of this phase, not the first dirt ever turned.

At full build-out, Stillwater and the Morning News describe 180,000 square feet of retail, 700 apartment or residential units, 188 townhomes, a boutique hotel, and up to 600,000 square feet of office space. The hotel is part of that later plan. It is not on Stillwater’s September 2026 list of the three projects already under construction. Community Impact, quoting city staff in April 2026, said a later phase is expected to include more retail, a second multifamily building, and the hotel, and that an office building once planned for the first phase was on hold.

Opening dates are not identical in every source, and they can move:

  • The official Haggard Farm website says the district is opening in fall 2027, the 350 residences in spring 2028, and the 188 townhomes in fall 2028.
  • Stillwater’s September 14, 2026 release said the apartments and the townhomes would both open in spring 2028.
  • CandysDirt, on November 3, 2026, reported Stillwater confirming retail in fall 2027, the apartments in spring 2028, and the townhomes in summer 2028.

When sources disagree, I treat the official website as the public-facing schedule and note the other dates so you’re not surprised if a timeline shifts.

The homes: what’s known, and what isn’t

Two residential pieces are in the current phase.

The Bowen is a 350-unit apartment community that Stillwater is developing, with one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Stillwater has described a pool, coworking and fitness spaces, and outdoor gathering areas. The official website lists these residences as opening in spring 2028.

Townhomes are also planned. Stillwater, the official website, and the city’s public improvement district plan all use a count of 188 townhomes, in two-, three-, and four-bedroom configurations, each with a garage and a private yard, plus shared amenities. On January 5, 2026, Plano’s Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary plat that Community Impact reported as 187 townhomes and five common-area lots. Until a final plat and a sales or leasing program are published, I mention both figures rather than rounding past the difference.

What I cannot confirm, as of November 12, 2026, is just as important:

  • The official project website does not list prices, a sales office, or a process for buying a townhome.
  • I have not found a published price list from Stillwater, the City of Plano, or a builder sales office. Figures you may have seen elsewhere, including homes “from the $500s” or “up to $1.2 million,” are not documented in those official materials, so I am not repeating them as fact.
  • Stillwater’s announcement describes a townhome community it is developing. It does not say those homes will be sold to individual buyers. Separately, Integrity Community Builders, a build-to-rent company, lists a Haggard Farms project of 188 attached homes in Plano, in partnership with Stillwater, at 1,818 to 2,034 square feet with two to four bedrooms. That is the only named builder association I found. It is a signal that the townhomes may be operated as rentals, not a final word either way.
  • The city’s PID plan defines a townhome lot as one “marketed to homebuilders,” which also does not tell us whether an individual buyer will be able to purchase a finished home.

If you want to live at Haggard Farm, ask whether a given building is for sale or for rent, who the builder or operator is, and when a price list or lease list will be released. Until that is public, this is a project to watch, not a community with a verified for-sale price range.

Schools

The site is in Plano, and the surrounding streets are in Plano ISD. I could not look up a finished residential address in the district’s tool, because the homes are not open yet.

What I can point to is the district’s own description of this area. Plano ISD’s Brinker Elementary transportation page describes a busing zone north of Windhaven Parkway, east of Parkwood Boulevard, and south and west of Spring Creek Parkway — the same box as Haggard Farm. Plano ISD’s feeder list places Brinker in the Plano West Senior High pattern, with Renner Middle School and Shepton High School.

That is a starting point, not a guarantee for a future unit. Attendance zones can change, and a new street such as Pinehaven Drive may not appear in the lookup right away. Before you make a school-based decision, enter the exact address in Plano ISD’s SchoolFinder and, if needed, confirm it with the district.

Getting around

The location is the main commute story: Spring Creek Parkway, Parkwood Boulevard, and a short hop to the Dallas North Tollway, with the Legacy area nearby.

The official Haggard Farm website lists drive times of 23 minutes to DFW International Airport and 27 minutes to both downtown Dallas and Dallas Love Field. Those are the developer’s figures, checked on November 12, 2026. Real times depend on the time of day and traffic, so use them as a rough guide and time the drive yourself when it matters.

If you are shopping new construction here, bring your own agent

Whether Haggard Farm eventually offers for-sale townhomes, or you use this search to compare other new construction in Plano, the representation rules are the same.

The person in a builder’s sales office works for the builder. They can be helpful, and they still represent the builder’s interests on price, incentives, upgrades, and the contract. Your own agent represents you.

Many builders want your agent registered at, or before, your first visit to a model home or sales office. If you tour or submit your information first and add an agent later, some builders may not recognize that agent on that community. Policies vary, so the safe step is to call your agent before you sign in, fill out a card, or send a form. I walk through that process in Builder registration: why to bring your own agent and in my new construction guide for North Dallas.

A buyer’s agent can also help you compare this project with resale homes in Plano, read a builder contract, sort through upgrades and incentives, and plan inspections if the contract allows them. Compensation is not set by law and is negotiable; it belongs in a written agreement. A builder may agree to contribute toward it, but that is not guaranteed, and it is not “free.”

If you may need to sell a current home before you buy a new one, we can talk through timing. Compare the two paths in resale vs. new construction in Collin County.

A public improvement district applies to this land

In January 2023, Plano City Council created the Haggard Farm Public Improvement District to help fund public improvements on this site. The city has since updated the service and assessment plan, including a 2026 amendment.

A PID assessment is separate from regular city, county, school, and other property taxes. The amount can depend on the property type and can change as the city updates the plan. I’m not going to quote a rate here, because those figures go stale and they are not a substitute for a title company’s numbers or the city’s current plan.

If you buy or lease here, ask for the current PID notice and the latest service and assessment plan, and have those figures built into your monthly cost. This is general information, not tax advice.

Haggard Farm FAQs

What is Haggard Farm in Plano?

Haggard Farm is a mixed-use development under construction in west Plano, on about 142.5 acres at Spring Creek Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard. Stillwater Capital is the lead developer. Current plans include a retail village, apartments, townhomes, a park, and, at full build-out, a boutique hotel and office space.

Where is Haggard Farm located?

It is at the southeast corner of Spring Creek Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard in west Plano, just east of the Dallas North Tollway and north of Windhaven. The city’s zoning and public improvement district records use the same location.

When will Haggard Farm open?

The official project website, checked on November 12, 2026, lists the district opening in fall 2027, 350 residences in spring 2028, and 188 townhomes in fall 2028. Stillwater’s September 2026 announcement used spring 2028 for both the apartments and the townhomes. Treat those dates as targets that can change.

Can I buy a townhome at Haggard Farm?

Not that I can verify today. Stillwater and the official website describe 188 townhomes, but they have not published prices or a sales process. A build-to-rent firm lists a 188-home project here with Stillwater, so for-sale versus rental is still an open question. Ask the developer or builder for a current written answer before you plan on purchasing one.

What schools serve Haggard Farm?

The site sits in an area described on Plano ISD’s Brinker Elementary transportation page, and Brinker is listed in the Plano West Senior High feeder pattern with Renner Middle School and Shepton High School. Confirm any specific address in Plano ISD’s SchoolFinder, because zones can change and new streets may not be in the tool yet.

Do I need my own realtor to buy new construction there?

You are not required to have one, but the builder’s sales representative works for the builder. Many builders also want your agent registered at the first visit. If for-sale homes are offered here, or you tour other new construction nearby, contact your agent before you sign in or submit a form.

Does Haggard Farm have a PID or extra taxes?

Yes. The City of Plano created the Haggard Farm Public Improvement District in 2023, and assessments may apply in addition to regular property taxes. Get the current figures from the city, a title company, or the latest service and assessment plan. This is not tax advice.

Let’s talk before you tour

If you want to follow Haggard Farm, compare it with other Plano or North Dallas options, or register an agent before a builder visit, contact me or call or text (469) 802-8711. I work in English and Spanish. You can also see how working with me works.

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Hilda Avila, REALTOR® · TREC #803801 · Ebby Halliday Real Estate, LLC · TREC Broker #257740.

Sources checked November 12, 2026 (America/Chicago)

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