Single-family homes will range in size from 1,500 square feet to 4,000 square feet and sell for between $350,000 to $700,000 each.įull construction plans and a drainage analysis are not yet available. The development will feature both single and multi-family housing. That will certainly change the character of the rural Huffman area. Looking SW from over Meyer Road at the first part of what will become Saint Tropez.Īccording to Megatel, the development will eventually feature 4,500 homes, an enormous manmade lagoon with white sand beaches, paddle-boarding, kayaking, a swim-up bar, surf simulator, a water slide tower, a playground, cabanas, soundstage, splash park, and more.Īn entertainment district will offer a restaurant, bar, teen arcade, bowling alley, and a children’s immersive indoor play area.

Megatel Homes has begun clearing land for what it says will become a $2 billion lagoon community spanning 1,000 acres. The third will also become a residential community. Another will become a residential community called Los Pinos.

One of the new developments will become a “lagoon community” called Saint Tropez. The third area is to the west (left) of the red box. Red outlined area contains the two new developments. The first two developments are immediately east of Huffman-Cleveland Road and south of Meyer Road. Both are being carved out of a 3,738-ac tract owned by LH Ranch LTD.Ī third part of that tract, west of Huffman-Cleveland Road, is in the planning stages and submitting plats for approval. On 7/22/22, I photographed two new developments at different stages of completion east of Huffman-Cleveland Road and south of the Grand Parkway.

Colony survival game dotted line