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District demographer reports steady homebuilding, forecasts small enrollment shifts by zone
Summary
The district’s demographer reported continued housing starts and 1,647 vacant developed lots in Eagle Mountain-Saginaw; Hatley Elementary zone is the most active for starts and may level off while Eagle Mountain and Bryson zones hold large numbers of future lots expected to drive growth.
The Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD’s demographer updated trustees on housing and enrollment patterns Tuesday, saying the district remains a top market for new-home activity in the Dallas–Fort Worth region while enrollment patterns vary by attendance zone.
Bob Chippleton, the district’s demographer, told the board that DFW remained a leading market for new-home starts and that Eagle Mountain-Saginaw recorded about 402 new home starts and 421 closings in the second quarter; the district currently has 1,647 vacant developed lots and about 9,411 future lots in planning stages. “We have groundwork…
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