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City unveils $300 million Arcadia Trails Master Plan with diverse housing options

January 22, 2025 | Balch Springs, Dallas County, Texas


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City unveils $300 million Arcadia Trails Master Plan with diverse housing options
Balch Springs is buzzing with development as the EDC Type A Board meeting on January 22, 2025, highlighted several major projects transforming the city. Among the most significant is the $300 million Arcadia Trails Master Plan Community, which is set to bring 155 single-family homes and a senior housing apartment complex to the area. The first phase of this ambitious project was completed in late 2023, with a new 250-unit multifamily apartment community recently celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Board members expressed excitement over ongoing improvements to local infrastructure, particularly at the intersection of Elam and 635, where redesigns aim to mitigate flooding issues while enhancing the area's aesthetic appeal. These upgrades are part of a broader strategy to improve the city’s infrastructure and attract more residents and businesses.

Additionally, the meeting showcased the completion of an $80 million business park primarily occupied by Amazon, which has created over 300 jobs. Another noteworthy project is the $35 million Stone Lake Capital Park, which will feature two buildings totaling over 260,000 square feet.

With a diverse range of housing options and commercial developments underway, Balch Springs is positioning itself as a vibrant community ready for growth and opportunity. The board's commitment to these projects signals a promising future for residents and businesses alike.

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