A Legacy of Growth, A Future of Promise

The Future Flows Through Frisco

In the tapestry of North Texas real estate, Frisco stands as a masterpiece of strategic growth and refined living. This city has blossomed, drawing forward-thinking companies, cultural attractions, and discerning residents to its carefully crafted landscape.

As the city evolves with purposeful precision, property values continue to demonstrate remarkable appreciation—particularly in its most coveted corridors. The arrival of prestigious neighbors, from the PGA of America headquarters to corporate innovators, has only accelerated this trajectory of excellence.

Within this flourishing landscape, Kingswood Creeks emerges as an artfully timed opportunity. Here, the security of a sound investment meets the pleasure of distinguished living. While Frisco's luxury real estate market continues its upward ascent, this limited collection of 52 estates offers more than just residence—it presents the chance to stake your claim in one of North Texas' most promising enclaves.

For the astute investor and discriminating homeowner alike, Kingswood Creeks represents that rare alignment of timing, location, and vision—where today's decision shapes tomorrow's legacy.

Frisco's New Frontier: Landmark Developments Reshaping North Texas' Fastest-Growing City

  • PGA Frisco Headquarters

    PGA of America

    The new headquarters of PGA of America opened in Frisco in 2022. In addition to the PGA’s offices, the 660-acres in Frisco’s North Platinum Corridor will feature two 18-hole championship courses, a nine-hole executive short course, a 500-room Omni resort with a 127,000-square-foot conference center, retail village, and parks and trails. SOURCE.

  • Frisco Station

    Frisco Station

    Set on 242 acres in Frisco’s North Platinum Corridor, this $1.8-billion, globally-recognized and award-winning project was among the first in the U.S. to be built from the ground up with AT&T’s 5G Evolution wireless technology, and it will be among the first cities in the country to be an Uber Elevate hub, with flights taking off from a rooftop vertiport starting in 2023. SOURCE.

  • The Star in Frisco

    The Star in Frisco

    The Star in Frisco is the headquarters and practice facility for the world-famous Dallas Cowboys and was a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership between the Cowboys, the City of Frisco, and Frisco ISD. SOURCE.

  • Hall Park Frisco

    Hall Park Frisco

    HALL Park’s 162 acres go beyond the expected for a mixed-use office development and provides amenities that include modern art, green gathering spaces, a fitness center, and fine dining. Hall Park also features the largest public art display in Texas. SOURCE.

  • Firefly Park Frisco

    FireFly Park

    FireFly Park is a 230-acre, mixed-use development planned for the southwest corner of Dallas North Tollway and US 380. The development will feature 5 million square feet of office space as well as 2,200 luxury residential units, a 200-room Dream Hotel (the first Texas location for the boutique hotel brand), and 380,000 square feet of retail space. Plans also include a music hall, outdoor amphitheater, food and beverage venues as well as a 40-acre green belt. SOURCE.

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Where Sports, Culture, and Commerce Converge

In the realm of professional athletics, Frisco stands unrivaled as an extraordinary confluence of sporting excellence. This prestigious destination has drawn the NFL's iconic Dallas Cowboys, Major League Soccer's FC Dallas, the Texas League's Frisco RoughRiders, and now serves as the distinguished home of PGA of America—earning its coveted designation as "Sports City USA."

Beyond its athletic prowess, Frisco's sophisticated landscape encompasses over nine million square feet of premium retail space and more than 500 carefully curated dining establishments.

The city's cultural tapestry is equally impressive, featuring an expanding collection of public art installations, the acclaimed Texas Sculpture Garden, and a burgeoning museum district. This cultural corridor showcases unique institutions including the innovative National Video Game Museum, the historically rich Frisco Heritage Museum, and the prestigious National Soccer Hall of Fame.