Fort Worth City Council approves Maverick residential and golf community development plan

June 05, 2025 | Benbrook, Tarrant County, Texas


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Fort Worth City Council approves Maverick residential and golf community development plan
The Benbrook City Council meeting on June 5, 2025, highlighted significant developments in the Maverick residential project, which promises to reshape the community's landscape. Discovery, a global operator of luxury residential communities, is partnering with PNB to create this expansive 1,100-acre development, featuring approximately 500 single-family lots and three golf courses.

Currently, Phase 1 of Maverick is under construction, which includes 136 residential lots and the first two golf courses—a Par 3 and a championship course. This phase is expected to be completed by late 2025 or early 2026. A key infrastructure component is Bear Creek Parkway, a four-lane collector road that will serve as the main entrance to the community, enhancing access from Benbrook Highway.

The project aims to maintain a low permanent residency, catering to potential second homeowners who desire access to the golf club and its amenities. The residential lots will generally be quarter-acre or larger, with homes designed to be unique and spacious, averaging between 6,000 to 12,000 square feet.

In a related discussion, the council reviewed a zoning change request for a 13.7-acre tract located northwest of Hawkins Home Boulevard. The proposal seeks to shift from a multi-family district to a single-family planned development district, reducing the potential density significantly. This change aligns with the city’s comprehensive plan and aims to preserve the character of the area.

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the zoning change, noting that it would be compatible with nearby developments. However, residents expressed concerns during the public comment period, particularly regarding drainage, maintenance responsibilities, and construction impacts. The council assured that these issues would be addressed in future planning stages.

As the Maverick project progresses, it is poised to enhance Benbrook's community offerings while balancing growth with the needs and concerns of existing residents. The council's decisions reflect a commitment to thoughtful development that prioritizes both new opportunities and the preservation of local character.

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