The city of Frisco celebrated the opening of Fourth Street Plaza Oct. 13, marking the conclusion of the city’s $83 million downtown reinvestment project.

The details: Designed with a railroad theme, Frisco’s Fourth Street Plaza features covered seating and tables, public murals, a restroom, Rail District gateway monuments, a stage and lawn with open seating.

The approximately 85,000-square-foot plaza between Main and Elm streets will serve as a gathering space for public events, including live music, improv shows and sunrise yoga.

What else to know: The plaza is part of Frisco’s $83 million Downtown Rail District Redevelopment program, which also included major projects like Main Street reconstruction, Elm Street upgrades, new underground water lines, wider sidewalks and a public parking garage.

According to city documents, the plaza’s sunrise yoga classes “are already popular Saturday mornings.”

OG Chicken & Gyro is planning a new Frisco location, according to new signage.

The details: Founded in October 2025 in Richardson, OG Chicken & Gyro offers halal menu items like chicken and gyro platters, classic Philly cheesesteaks, chicken wings, smash burgers and “Fajiros”, a fusion of fajitas and cheesy pita bread.

The OG Chicken & Gyro location will take over the former Jeff’s Vegan building.

• 3580 Preston Road, Ste. 107, Frisco

Construction on Terra Residences, another residential project in Frisco’s Hall Park, is about to start.

What to know: According to a Hall Park media release, Terra Residences will offer 105 apartment homes serving both Hall Park tenants and Frisco residents. The property will feature a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bed floor plans, with an average unit size of approximately 900 square feet, open-concept layouts and modern design.

Craig Hall, founder and CEO of Hall Group, said the Terra Residences groundbreaking gives “Frisco’s growing workforce more ways to live where they work.” Construction is expected to begin this fall, with completion planned for fall 2028.