Community Impact | May 20, 2025
Two of the five large piles of dirt blocking the view of the soon-to-be mixed-use development—which will feature retail, homes, apartments, two parks and more—are now gone, with the other three set to be removed “in short order,” Plano Director of Special Projects Peter Braster said.
Braster added that the piles of dirt were there for a reason.
“They had to dig a really big hole,” he said.
That really big hole is now a 1,976-space underground parking garage, which finished construction in March, allowing work to start on several above-ground projects, Braster said.
The next steps are to finish work on the park, street network and other infrastructure on the development’s east side. Construction on two apartment buildings and the main mall building is also set to begin later this year, Centurion American Vice President Rob Romo said.
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