Here are four new updates that have come from the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission’s Oct. 27 meeting.

Senior living community proposed in North Fields

Commission members approved an open space plan for 255 independent living units and 58 assisted living units on nearly 10 acres of land on the northeast corner of Ready Trail and Tall Meadow Way.

Frisco’s Kirkland’s Home will close this December, according to a company representative.

What to know: Kirkland’s Home sells home furnishings and décor, including furniture, wall art, lighting, rugs, pillows and decorative accents. The business also offers seasonal and holiday decorations, kitchen items and floral arrangements at its 14 North Texas locations.

Signage within the Frisco location indicates 30% off the entire store ahead of its Dec. 27 closing date.

• 3333 Preston Road, Ste. 404, Frisco

A new Regus coworking space is coming to Frisco’s RealOne Plaza this November, commercial real estate investment firm RealOneInvest announced.

The details: Regus coworking spaces offer flexible work spaces, private offices and meeting rooms, along with business amenities for individuals and teams.

According to the company website, Regus currently operates 11 coworking spaces across Frisco. The RealOne Plaza location is set to open by the end of November.

• 10450 Coit Road, Frisco

Prosper approved a $2 billion Venetian village on the Dallas North Tollway, while Indian grocery store and food court Spices of India eyes a 2027 opening in McKinney. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. Prosper greenlights $2B Venetian village on Dallas North Tollway

2. Spices of India grocery store, food court slated for 2027 opening in McKinney

3. Little Dutch opens with contemporary Italian concept in Grapevine

4. More than 214K ballots cast in Collin County during first week of early voting

5. Vaaraahi - Biryanis & Beyond offers Indian cuisine in Frisco

6. Q&A: Meet the candidates running for Keller ISD, Place 5