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Preliminary negotiations are now in the works with a development team to redevelop four city-owned downtown properties in downtown McKinney.

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The proposals, given by the top three respondents to a city-issued request for qualifications, included plans for the potential redevelopment of four city-owned properties in downtown McKinney.

The McKinney community will have a chance to determine the fate of five city-owned properties in the downtown area, along Tennessee Street and Hunt Street.

The city of McKinney was presented a Platinum Scenic City Certification, the highest award from Scenic City, a statewide nonprofit concerned with the scenic quality of Texas communities. This year,

The city of McKinney invites residents to share feedback regarding the redevelopment of city-owned properties in the historic downtown district at an input session from 5:30-8:45 p.m. Nov. 28 at

A developer who worked on revitalizing downtown Frisco plans to do the same in Mansfield, taking cues from a project in Denver.

A developer who worked on revitalizing downtown Frisco plans to do the same in Mansfield, taking cues from a project in Denver.

City Council approved a construction contract in August to begin redeveloping part of the Rail District, a mixed-use downtown development that includes retail stores, restaurants and housing. The contract signifies the result of an ongoing process that started in 2018 when the city’s downtown master plan was updated.

There's something brewing in Frisco's historic downtown district: Called Frisco Brewing Company, it's a new state-of-the-art brewery that will ta