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Colony Ridge is the fastest-growing land development in all of Texas. Marketing to mainly Spanish-speaking buyers with little credit and often no legal right to be in America, Colony Ridge owners John Harris and his brother, William "Trey" Harris III, have made millions selling small plots of a gi...

PLUM GROVE — The city council was back in session for the first time in 2024, with lots of business unresolved from last year, such as the reappointment of John Joslin as Chief of Police and pending litigation, making for a busy night. During the final meeting of 2023, the council voted to reappoint Joslin; the only thing is many believed that Brandon Frazier was still

(The Center Square) – A new lawsuit filed against a developer in Texas is baseless, outrageous and inflammatory, the company argues.

Two federal agencies are suing the owners of Colony Ridge saying they prey on Spanish-speakers.

The CFPB and Justice Department filed a joint complaint last week in a Texas federal district court against Colony Ridge Development, LLC and three related entities (collectively,...

Colony Ridge, the developer of more than 40,000 lots northeast of Houston, says its clients have no opportunity to get a loan from anyone else and dismisses federal lawsuit as baseless.

The company is accused of offering exorbitant interest rates, leading borrowers to foreclosure.

VIEW SUIT HERE WASHINGTON, D.C. - Just as the upheaval over Colony Ridge appeared to be leveling out, following little response by the state legislature during a recent special session, the Justice Department has filed suit against the developer.

The Biden administration on Wednesday sued the developers behind a massive migrant shantytown in Texas, arguing the company that runs Colony Ridge promised Hispanic newcomers move-in ready homes but delivered flood-prone houses and economic ruin.