DTX-FRS: Impact 7/30/2026

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Frisco planning commission approves Trader Joe’s-anchored mixed-use project

Frisco's Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a zoning change for a proposed Trader Joe's-anchored mixed-use development. The project, which also includes senior housing and open space, now heads to the Frisco City Council for final approval.

What they're saying: Travis Thompson, a representative for landowner SNS Frisco West Main Station LLC, said the development is expected to generate "roughly three times less traffic than what could currently be produced."

“We did a very thorough traffic study to determine and look at traffic from the school,” Thompson said. “We’ve incorporated some improvements along Majestic Gardens ... we’re very excited about that, something we can offer the neighbors to help with traffic flow from the school.”

Multiple residents expressed their support for the project, with Frisco Planning and Zoning Secretary Sean Merrell saying “over 95% of [comment cards] are in favor of this, which is huge.”

What’s next: The proposed Trader Joe’s mixed-use development still requires final approval from the Frisco City Council before moving forward.

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Wrangler plans new store for Stonebriar Centre

Wrangler is expanding to Frisco with a new store planned at Stonebriar Centre.

A state filing shows the retailer will renovate a 1,762-square-foot space, with construction expected to begin in September and finish by Dec. 1.

What they offer: Wrangler offers clothing and accessories, with a focus on denim and western-inspired jeans, shirts, workwear, jackets and outerwear. The company operates another storefront in Fort Worth, according to the city website.

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Fields West adds seven new tenants, reaching 75% pre-lease occupancy

Frisco’s $800 million Fields West development has signed seven new restaurant and retail tenants, bringing the mixed-use project to 75% pre-leased as construction continues ahead of its phased opening beginning in mid-2027.

What's coming: The Karahan Companies, developers of Fields West, announced in a July 28 news release that the following tenants have signed leases in the project:

Boll & Branch
Evereve
Flower Child
Lululemon
SusieCakes
Tecovas
Warby Parker

The new brands join the list of previously announced Fields West tenants, including Mastro’s Steakhouse, Design Within Reach, Travis Mathew, Williams Sonoma, Bloomie’s and Culinary Dropout.

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Check out 6 new restaurants now open in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

Looking to get out of your neighborhood to try a new dining experience? Check out the following restaurant news from across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, as recently reported by Community Impact.

1. The Salven Kitchen serves Nepali flavors in Roanoke: The restaurant offers charcoal- and wood-smoked meats and has craft beer on tap, according to a social media post from the restaurant. The menu also features cheesesteaks, Nashville hot chicken sliders, hot honey grilled cheese, flatbread pizzas, salads and desserts.

206 N. Oak St., Ste. 150, Roanoke

2. Bread Zeppelin offers salad-stuffed baguettes in Frisco: The Dallas-born restaurant offers made-to-order salads that are served in a hollowed-out baguette known as a Zeppelin. Some of its menu items include Buffalo chicken, classic Caesar, Cobb and Southwest salads that all come in the baguette. It also offers salads and other bowls that do not come in the baguette.

4331 Main St., Ste. 120, Frisco

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