Photo of Chickahominy Falls by the Crescent Group. Photo credit: Cornerstone Homes.

Tom Woliver, shares how his team uses TraceAir to revolutionize master planned community development, including:

• Elevated collaboration and transparecny

• Informed, efficent decision-making using data

• Optimized site development practices

• Avoiding costly setbacks and delays

Carter Froelich with Land to Lots speaks with Tom Woliver on the changing face of master planned community amenity packages. In this podcast you’ll learn:

• How have MPC amenity package evolved over time and why;

• The art of balancing the provision of amenities over the phasing of the project;

• Typical costs for providing “standard” amenities;

• Creating amenities that evolve over time;

• The interplay of hard scape and soft programming; and

• The most important amenity of an MPC.

Radio Interview with Garrett Bohlmann of Houston Matters. The developer behind Two Step Farm shares his vision – and who he thinks might want to live there.

Community Impact by Shelbie Hamilton. Over 3,500 people attended the Sept. 9 grand opening of Painted Tree, an 1,100-acre master planned community in north McKinney.

Join us on Wednesday, November 15 in Richardson, TX to hear Oxland Group’s Tom Woliver speak at the StoneMattersTM panel on How to Build for the Future with a Focus on Resilience. The discussions will create a framework for understanding how resiliency planning can change the outcomes of investments, home safety, and the viability of our communities.

More than 3,500 guests celebrated the Grand Opening along with McKinney Mayor George Fuller, local McKinney restaurants and entertainment, builder partners, and goats.

Oxland presented plans for its recently acquired 1,860-acre development to more than 30 of Houston’s premiere residential home builders.

Painted Tree makes its debut on RCLCO’s national rankings of Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities of Mid-Year 2023. We celebrate this early milestone as the McKinney community prepares for its highly anticipted grand opening in September 2023.

Oxland announces the acquisition of 1,860 acres from Regent Properties to be developed as a master-planned community of 4,000 in the Houston market.

Dallas Business Journal by Bill Hethcock. When the 1,100-acre masterplanned development Painted Tree in McKinney was initially announced in October 2020, the North Texas housing market was red hot and interest rates were at historic lows. emand for new homes in North Texas was soaring, supply wasn’t keeping up, and the developer, Dallas-based Oxland Group, had just nabbed one of the last infill development sites in highly sought after McKinney.

Dallas Morning News by Mitchell Parton. A local builder has kicked off sales at one of the region’s largest new home developments. Plano-based Green Brick Partners’ Normandy Homes brand has begun home sales at the 1,100-acre Painted Tree community in McKinney along U.S. Route 380, near Lake Forest Drive.

Check Out DFW by David Arkin. The first home sites in Painted Tree, one of McKinney’s newest and more unique residential communities, are now available and will feature houses with contemporary floorplans and numerous upgrades.

A desire to continually innovate the development process drew Oxland Group to goatscaping.

Dallas Business Journal by Bill Hethcock and Spencer Brewer. Mortgage applications in DFW have ‘fallen off a cliff.’ Residential property experts get real about interest rate hikes.

McKinney Courier-Gazette by Audrey Henvey. Oxland Group today announced plans confirmed by the City of McKinney for the development of a Montessori school within Painted Tree. The 12,000-square-foot school will be located on a two-acre site on the northeast corner of Hardin Boulevard and Taylor Burke Drive.

The Dallas Business Journal selected Painted Tree as the best real estate deal in 2021 for a single-family or planned community.

NBC News Channel 5 Anchor, Brittney Johnson, spoke with Tom Woliver, Oxland’s Co-President and a Chair of Urban Land Institute’s National Community Development Councils, about the rise of new build-to-rent homes in master planned communities.

The Dallas Business Journal and Dallas-based housing market analysts, Residential Strategies Inc., compiled a list of a dozen developments to keep an eye on. Painted Tree made the cut.

The city of McKinney has purchased a large tract of land in one of its biggest new developments for a public park.