Entries for the 'Lofts at Watters Creek' Category

Southern Land has opened an upscale, contemporary American cuisine restaurant in Keller, Texas and the tables are turning...

City Hall Opens in Keller, Texas - Tables Are Turning in hot new Contemporary American eatery at Arthouse

Empty nesters moved into a 1,450-square-foot apartment at the Lofts at Watters Creek, a complex inside Watters Creek at Montgomery Farm. Click to read more.

In an attempt to boost sales in a dismal market, homebuilders are turning to what has been one of the most overlooked aspects of a house: improving the way it uses energy. Click Here for the full article in The Wall Street Journal.

Eager for any good news after a challenging 2008, Williamson County real estate professionals are encouraged by a recent surge in residential property showings. Read more here.

Southern Land Co. has named Brian Sewell as president and Chris Bove as the developer’s chief operating officer. Read more here...

Southern Land Co., which is developing a mixed-use neighborhood called McEwen, constructed a portion of the new roadway, which is four lanes divided by a median. Construction began in April 2006 and the road cost $3 million to complete. Click to read more.

The commercial section of Franklin's Westhaven subdivision, known as Town Center, is starting to fill with shops you might see on an old town square.There's a neighborhood dentist, clinic and optometrist, but one business in particular is a blast from the past, or at least a throwback — Gray Drug Co. Click for enitire article.

With the economy stimulating more interest in renting, there might not have been a better time for the new Dwell apartments in Cool Springs.The first residents began moving into Dwell in January 2009, as the first of its 14 buildings became ready for occupancy. Click here to read more.

The apartments, The Lofts at Watters Creek, are scheduled to start renting in November. When construction wraps up, there will be 301 luxury apartments according to Dull. The builder, Southern Land Company out of Tennessee, is also trying to be socially aware, putting in windows with higher efficiency ratings, using energy efficient appliances, starting a recycling program before their first tenant has even moved in. Keeping in step with the upscale feel of the center, the lofts have ten-foot ceilings, granite counter tops and hardwood flooring, among other amenities.

“It would be a thousand times easier to slap up garden apartments and we’d be done and on to the next project,” said Southern Land’s Jim Cheney. “But this is our first mark in Allen and we want people to walk away with a true sense of what we’re about.”