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McKinney issued about 1,400 city residential permits in 2025; Trinity Falls and other developments expected to boost future counts
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Michael Quint said the city issued roughly 1,400 residential permits in McKinney in 2025 plus about 200 permits in the extraterritorial jurisdiction (Trinity Falls), and cited future projects (Wildwood/Honey Creek, Highland Lakes, Painted Tree) that should increase permit activity.
Michael Quint told council the city issued about 1,400 residential building permits inside McKinney in 2025 and roughly 200 additional permits in the extraterritorial jurisdiction at Trinity Falls, calling that level sustainable compared with a target range of about 1,500–2,000 permits per year.
Quint named upcoming and queued developments that he said will raise permit counts in coming years, including Honey Creek (referred to as Wildwood), Highland Lakes and remaining phases at Painted Tree. He said Painted Tree is finishing its final phases and that permit activity is concentrated in the northwest sector of the city.
