Forney City Council will review site plans for more restaurants and storefronts at the Villages at Gateway, a retail development located along U.S. Highway 80. The next phase of retail, developed by StreetLevel Investments, will consist of smaller buildings totaling over 102,000 square feet.
Already replete with tenants such as HEB, Target and Home Depot, the Villages at Gateway is just getting started.
Earlier this year, the fast-growing city, located east of Dallas, approved the first phase of plans for the retail portion of the Villages at Gateway set to bring Home Depot and Target in as anchor tenants.The next tranche of retail, which is being developed by Dallas-based StreetLevel Investments, consists of smaller buildings that will total more than 102,000 square feet.
Forney City Council Villages At Gateway Retail Site Plans Restaurants Storefronts Streetlevel Investments
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