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In a recent Flower Mound Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the ongoing development at First Ranch, with a focus on the partnership with Starwood Land. Jack First, a key figure in the project, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting that Starwood Land brings a unique approach to development, promising an enhanced amenity package compared to previous partners.

First emphasized that the new amenities are designed to benefit the community, stating, "I feel that we at Flower Mound and at First Ranch have benefited from Starwood Land coming into the equation." He noted that while the previous amenity package from Heinz was impressive, he believes Starwood Land's offerings will surpass it.
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A significant point raised during the meeting was the commitment to homeownership within the First Ranch development. First assured residents that the project will provide opportunities for them to buy homes outright, rather than renting. He stated, "I can't imagine that the residents want to rent from Jack First. No. I think they would want to own their home." This focus on fee simple transactions aims to align with community desires for ownership and stability.

The project is expected to evolve over time, with a mix of ownership and build-to-suit options for various developments, including commercial spaces. First confirmed that the grocer involved in the project is already in the process of purchasing land, indicating progress in the development timeline.

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As the First Ranch project moves forward, the Town Council and residents will be closely monitoring its impact on the community, particularly regarding housing options and amenities that enhance the quality of life in Flower Mound.

Converted from Flower Mound - Special Town Council Archive - May 14, 2025 meeting on May 14, 2025
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