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View MoreThe Dallas-Fort Worth housing market recorded about 1,000 more home sales through August than a year ago, but median prices slipped year over year for the first time in years, giving buyers in fast-growing Prosper and Celina more negotiating power.

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View MoreCelina became what the Celina Record calls the smallest U.S. city by population to land a full-service Costco warehouse when the 158,000-square-foot store opened Aug. 26 on Preston Road, capping a week in which three national retailers arrived along the corridor in the nation's fastest-growing city.
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View MoreNowhere Bar in Celina marks one year serving smash burgers and cold drinks at 501 W. Walnut St., with owners Katie Dunn and Taylor Witt building a loyal following in one of the country's fastest-growing cities.

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View MoreBella Prosper, a $240 million mixed-use development approved by Prosper Town Council in June, is now targeting a late 2027 groundbreaking for Phase 1 retail, a year ahead of the original schedule.

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View MoreRestaurant 1902, a steakhouse with Tex-Mex influences, a speakeasy and a rooftop lounge, is targeting a late September opening at 209 W. Broadway St. in downtown Prosper.

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View MoreHome Depot opened its Celina location on Preston Road on Aug. 20 with 149 employees and a city-approved sales tax grant of up to $1.4 million over 10 years, adding a major retail anchor to the fast-growing corridor ahead of Costco's Aug. 26 opening nearby.

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View MoreTellus Texas I LLC begins construction Thursday on Phase 5 of Celina's Mosaic community, the first of two new residential phases totaling $13 million that follow the city's June 9 land swap with Prosper ISD.

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View MoreProsper on Tap: Last Sip of Summer sends residents through 10 locally owned Broadway Street shops on Saturday, Aug. 29, with a free, self-guided tasting walk that includes a custom glass and map at check-in.

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View MoreMadison Clark, a nearly 15-year economic development veteran who helped drive $1.5 billion in investment at the McKinney EDC, started July 20 as executive director of the Prosper Economic Development Corporation after a yearlong search.
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