Trophy Signature’s new Plaza model home in Hollyhock showcases a unique approach to upscale homebuilding, with modern and traditional design both inside and out, and a long list of included features that leave virtually no room for extra-cost options.
Please join us on Sat., May 18 for the final day of our Get Your Frisco On series, featuring a make-your-own-sign party with Frisco’s AR Workshop, food trucks, live music, lawn games and more.
Hollyhock hosted a presentation on the new PGA of America headquarters now under development in Frisco, with Frisco Economic Development Corporation President Ron Patterson. Here’s the latest update.
Everyone’s invited to hunt for eggs, take selfies with the Easter Bunny, and enjoy a petting zoo, ice cream sandwiches, face painting and more at Hippity Hoppity Hollyhock, our annual springtime celebration.
Meet some creative makers and become a maker yourself during our Get Your Frisco On festival. On April 6 and May 18, we’re teaming up with Frisco’s AR Workshop for two fun events where you can make your own pillows, signs and lazy Susans.
“Neighborhood regret” is a real thing experienced by more than one-third of recent homebuyers, according to a recent study from Trulia. Here are 4 ways can avoid wishing they had chosen a different neighborhood.
Hollyhock’s Get Your Frisco On festival is back for 2019, packed with more fun than ever. Join us for three Saturdays in April and May to meet musicians and makers from Frisco and beyond. Make your own crafts and enjoy food trucks, kids’ activities and much more
Landon Homes invites home shoppers to tour its decorated showcase home in Hollyhock. It’s a great way to discover Landon’s signature blend of design, value and amenities before its official grand opening later this spring.
More than 300 young athletes in Frisco ISD will train and play at the PGA’s new Frisco headquarters when it opens in 2022. It’s the second pro sports partnership for Frisco ISD, which also has an agreement with the Dallas Cowboys.
Hollyhock is getting an active, scenic new neighbor, the PGA of America, which will anchor a 600-acre mixed-use development with 45 holes of golf, plus a retail village, parks and miles of trails.
Meet Ram Konara, the top producing real estate agent for Newland Communities in Dallas in 2018. Twenty years ago, Ram was a first-time homebuyer who saw the need for an agent to help South Asians understand the home buying process, so he switched careers. Today, he sells up to 1,000 homes a year.
Pamela Hackworth, Hollyhock’s new lifestyle director, is a Dallas native with a diverse background in the arts, fitness and community involvement. One of her greatest strengths is connecting with people, making her a perfect fit for Hollyhock.
Introducing a new price range for Hollyhock, Landon Homes has pre-grand opening pricing and other incentives in Hollyhock’s newest neighborhood, offering scenic homesites with park views.
“Texas feels like home more than anywhere else,” says Kim Baxter, who moved to Frisco from California with her family four years ago. With three sons, Hollyhock’s Frisco ISD schools were their biggest priority.
Moving from a neighborhood that had no amenities or events, the March family is loving their new life at Hollyhock, especially since the kids got to stay in their same highly rated Frisco ISD school.
Every weekend in October, you’re invited to walk through 20+ new homes during Hollyhock’s Fall Tour of Homes. Special builder incentives & giveaways add to the excitement.
Frisco is the best real estate market in the nation for homebuyers, according to a new report from WalletHub, which analyzed 22 key metrics in 300 U.S. cities. Frisco ranks No. 1 overall, and is also No. 1 for “affordability and economic environment.”
Chris and Ashlee Thomas thought they’d always live in California with their kids, until they visited Dallas and discovered Hollyhock. After “not knowing anyone” in their California neighborhood, they’re loving their new life here.
After living in Frisco for five years, the Guyton family did a lot of research and shopping around before choosing Hollyhock, and they couldn’t be happier. See what they love best about life here.
Since moving to Texas from California in 2016, the Takeguchi family has enjoyed much of what Hollyhock and Frisco have to offer, from lifestyle events to highly regarded Frisco ISD schools.
The University of North Texas already teaches thousands of students at its current Frisco campuses. Now, the Tier One university wants to be “the global university available right outside your front porch” for residents of Frisco and Hollyhock.
Hollyhock's first Fitness Boot Camp is the latest activity to help residents burn fat, build endurance and generally feel great. And that's just the tip of the boot when it comes to healthy living here.
Each season, every family in Hollyhock receives 100 flowers for their front yards, and thousands more are planted in the community's parks and common areas. It's part of our plan to make Hollyhock one of the most beautiful communities anywhere.
Since moving to Hollyhock last year, the Carrasco family has enjoyed many social events, forging new friendships along the way. They have some advice for other families considering a move to Frisco.
Two of Hollyhock’s leading homebuilders, Highland Homes and David Weekley Homes, recently won top builder awards from the Dallas Builders Association. See how these honors might help your home search.
You can now tour all of Hollyhock's beautiful model homes in immersive 3D, including the Marigold from Drees Custom Homes. See highlights including a luxurious owner's suite with a beamed ceiling.
With 6 great prizes available to win at our “Get Your Frisco On” festival, you can take some of the best of Frisco home with you. Join us on Sat., April 21 for live music, light bites, signature cocktails and hours of family fun.
Meet the Reed family, who've enjoyed many of Hollyhock's social events since moving here last year. It's one of their favorite things about their new community.
Six unique Frisco shops and artisans will be part of our "Get Your Frisco On" festival on Saturday, April 21. See who's coming - and what more is in store.
As Hollyhock celebrates its first holiday season in 2017, the community is starting some annual events that are sure to become beloved resident traditions for many years to come.
The new Kroger grocery store at the northeast corner of Highway 380 and FM 423 is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the new shopping, dining and entertainment choices that Hollyhock residents can expect to see over the coming months.
For healthy-minded Hollyhock residents, the fitness center at the Fields House offers state-of-the-art machines for both cardio and weight training routines, including treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bicycles, a Smith machine, free weights and more.
A new Frisco retail development described as a “hybrid between an Ikea and a Home Depot” could be coming soon to a site near Hollyhock, according to a report in the Dallas Business Journal.
Did you know that Newland, the developer of Hollyhock, is the largest private developer of planned residential and urban mixed-use communities in the United States?
We love our founding families of Hollyhock, which is why we’re giving you a chance to meet your soon-to-be neighbors and take a peek inside our master-planned community. We recently introduced you to the Gates family. Now, say hello to the Anant family!
Nestled in the heart of Hollyhock is Fields House, the core of social life for the elite master-planned community in Frisco, Texas, one of the most desirable locations in the DFW Metroplex.
With its classic fountain and manicured green lawn, Fields Park is the open-air counterpart to the Fields House, the Hollyhock community center located right across the street.
The spirit of our grand opening lives on, as Hollyhock continues to support the local arts through a partnership with Frisco Arts, the Visual Arts Guild of Frisco, and Frisco ISD.
Hollyhock is officially open now, with 5 leading homebuilders showcasing 6 beautifully furnished model homes, and amenities including Fields House, Fields Park and Dandelion Park.
We are thrilled to introduce you to three new employees joining the Dallas office: Tracy Simmons as Regional Director of Marketing, Susie O'Neill Priebe as Sales Manager and Steve Maglisceau as Project Manager, Operations.
We’re so excited that the City of Frisco Parks & Recreation Department intends to start the master planning process for Hollyhock’s next-door neighbor, the 170-acre Northwest Community Park, by the end of 2016.
Embrace this opportunity to help shape the community you live in. Get in on the ground floor at Hollyhock and help decide the future of your neighborhood.
Amid Hollyhock’s lineup of well-known and respected homebuilders is a new luxury brand, Britton Homes. Britton Homes is part of Perry Homes, one of the largest and most respected homebuilders in Texas, now in its 49th year.
In most new homes today, the media room is upstairs, away from the main living areas. For its two new model homes in Hollyhock, Highland Homes is turning this formula upside down, locating the media room downstairs, near the kitchen and family room.
The brand-new home plans that Drees Homes has created for Hollyhock will inspire visions of the French countryside, a quaint English village, or a charming American neighborhood from the last century.
David Weekley Homes, the nation’s largest private homebuilder, has created seven brand-new floor plans for Hollyhock, with Custom Choices and floor plan options to fit many different lifestyles and life stages.
Grand opening in Late Summer 2016, Hollyhock will be a masterful blend of new homes offered by a carefully selected team of leading homebuilders, along with abundant recreational opportunities both inside and adjacent to the community.
Planned to open in Fall 2016, the first amenity center in Hollyhock is designed to bring residents together for fun times throughout the year – whether it’s a big event at the clubhouse, or hanging out with family and friends around the outdoor fireplace.
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