Cedar Park is getting a massive makeover along New Hope Drive with a dozen new projects hitting the ground. Get ready for more construction traffic and a totally different look for your neighborhood.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
Could reduce redevelopment costs for homeowners by eliminating the need for temporary rental housing.
Homeowners looking to rebuild on their existing lots.
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The city is looking at how to turn the highway-like Bell Boulevard into a more attractive, safe, and walkable city street.
The city is planning a $1.25 million study to improve safety, traffic flow, and aesthetics along Bell Boulevard as it transitions to Business 183.
Walkable $65M project set to become the heart of this Central Texas city Chron
A large-scale development project is being reshaped to focus on business and innovation rather than high-density housing. The developer has agreed to lower the apartment count and prioritize commercial construction.
A new 11-lot subdivision is planned for the corner of Toro Grande and E. Whitestone Boulevards.
The city is seeing significant interest in developing the Scottsdale Drive area for light industrial and commercial uses. Commissioners discussed the importance of balancing these developments with the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
A resident is asking the city to allow people to live in their current home while building a new one on the same lot. This would save families money on rent and moving costs during construction.
A final plat for the 4.7-acre Whitestone Plaza project was approved, moving the development forward.
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