Construction is expected to begin this summer on the Haggard Farm property, one of the last large tracts of undeveloped land in Plano. Stillwater Capital is leading the transformation of the historic farmland into a mixed-use district that could reach an estimated $750 million in value at full build-out.
The master-planned project will span 142 acres and is slated to include a broad mix of uses. Plans call for approximately 200,000 square feet of retail space, about 700 multifamily units, and roughly 650,000 square feet of office space. The program also includes a boutique hotel with a private social club component and about 10 acres reserved for green space.
Development is structured in three phases. The initial phase focuses on establishing the residential and street-level activity base for the site. It will deliver the first multifamily building, a new retail district, and a townhome component. This opening phase is targeted for completion in 2027, positioning the project to begin activating the site and drawing residents and visitors while subsequent phases are prepared.
The second phase will build on that foundation with additional retail space, a second multifamily building, and the project’s boutique hotel. The inclusion of a private social club within the hotel program is designed to add a membership-based component that can deepen user engagement and support ongoing traffic across the site.
The third and final phase will introduce further retail and a significant office component, bringing total planned office space at the project to about 650,000 square feet. Across all phases, the plan reserves approximately 10 acres for green space, which is intended to preserve an open-space element as the historic farmland transitions to a mixed-use environment.
As work approaches, Haggard Farm stands out as a large-scale, multi-phase development opportunity within Plano, combining retail, residential, office, hospitality, and open space on one of the community’s remaining major parcels of raw land.
