New Developments
New subdivisions, commercial projects, and apartments in and around Lowry Crossing and its extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Each project shows its stage — proposed, approved, under construction, opening soon, or open — with an estimated completion date and source.
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Lowry Trails (Trophy Signature Homes)
A new 435-home community by Trophy Signature Homes in the Princeton ISD area.
Where it stands
Trophy Signature Homes opened Lowry Trails in September 2025. The community is planned for 435 homesites across four phases, in Princeton ISD, with homes starting in the high $200,000s and ranging from about 1,335 to 2,536 square feet.
Lead agency
Trophy Signature Homes
Length
435 homesites, 4 phases
Funding
Private development; selling homes
Expected completion
Building out in phases
What it means for Lowry Crossing
New rooftops nearby mean more neighbors and more traffic on shared roads, and can influence schools and local services over time.
Next milestone
Continued phased home construction
Key documents
Last verified: Sep 25, 2026
Timeline
Trophy Signature Homes opens Lowry Trails
Trophy Signature Homes announced the opening of Lowry Trails in September 2025 — a planned 435-home community in Princeton ISD with homes starting in the high $200,000s.
Why it matters: A community this size adds hundreds of households nearby over the next few years, affecting local roads and schools.
Princeton Point (Journeyman Group)
A 360-unit apartment community at the northeast corner of FM 982 and FM 546 in unincorporated Collin County.
Where it stands
Austin-based Journeyman Group is building Princeton Point, a 360-unit community on about 16 acres at FM 982 and FM 546. The developer acquired the land in April 2026, the state accessibility review was completed August 18, 2026, and construction is targeted to finish in November 2027.
Lead agency
Journeyman Group
Limits
NE corner of FM 982 & FM 546 → ?
Length
16 acres, 360 units
Funding
Private development; under construction
Expected completion
November 2027 (target)
Project IDs
TDLR TABS2026003335
What it means for Lowry Crossing
This sits right at the FM 982 / FM 546 corner near Lowry Crossing. Several hundred new apartments will add traffic at an intersection many residents already use.
Next milestone
Construction toward November 2027 completion · Nov 1, 2027
Key documents
Last verified: Sep 25, 2026
Timeline
State accessibility review completed; completion set for Nov 2027
The state’s accessibility (TABS) review for Princeton Point was completed August 18, 2026. The 360-unit project across 14 buildings is targeted to finish construction in November 2027.
Why it matters: Clearing the state review keeps the project on track, so nearby residents can expect construction activity through 2027.
Journeyman Group buys land for 360-unit Princeton Point
The Austin-based Journeyman Group acquired about 16 acres at the northeast corner of FM 982 and FM 546 in April 2026 to build Princeton Point, a 360-unit apartment community. It is the firm’s first project in the Dallas–Fort Worth market.
Why it matters: Several hundred apartments at this corner near Lowry Crossing will add traffic to an intersection residents already use.
BT Aycock Data Center
A data center proposed on about 50 acres at 680 CR 561, east of Princeton.
Where it stands
A data center is planned on roughly 50 acres at 680 CR 561, east of Princeton. The local groundwater district approved a well permit for the project on June 9, 2026.
Lead agency
Private developer
Limits
680 CR 561 (east of Princeton) → ?
Length
About 50 acres
Funding
In permitting
Expected completion
No date announced
What it means for Lowry Crossing
Data centers use large amounts of water and power. Because this one plans to use well water, nearby residents may care about long-term effects on the shared groundwater.
Next milestone
Further permitting and site work
Last verified: Sep 25, 2026
Timeline
Well permit approved for the BT Aycock data center
The local groundwater district approved a well permit on June 9, 2026 for a data center planned on about 50 acres at 680 CR 561, east of Princeton. The project plans to use well water.
Why it matters: Because the data center would draw on the same groundwater as nearby homes, its water use is something area residents may want to follow.
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