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The Mix

112-acre mixed-use: Whole Foods anchor, 3M SF residential, 2M SF Class A office, 375K SF retail, 8-acre park

Investment

$3.0B

Timeline

2025-2030

Status

Phase 1 construction, Whole Foods underway

Developer

Arcadis, Wade Park successor

Project Timeline

Progress15%
Announced
2024
Zoning & Permits
2024-10

$113M incentive approved

Groundbreaking
2025-01
ConstructionCurrent
2025-present

Whole Foods, Phase 1 underway

Phase 1 Open
2026
Complete
2030

Analyst Commentary

Whole Foods Effect: Frisco's first Whole Foods is under construction here. Historically, Whole Foods locations correlate with 5-10% home value premiums within a 1-mile radius. This isn't causation—it's Whole Foods choosing affluent, appreciating markets.

Wade Park Redemption: This is the former Wade Park site, which famously stalled. The Mix represents a more realistic vision: less office, more residential, better phasing. The $113M city incentive shows Frisco is invested in success.

Density Trade-off: 3M SF of residential means 5,000+ new units. This is dense by Frisco standards. Schools will feel it—Frisco ISD is already capacity-constrained in this area.

Cautiously optimistic. The Whole Foods commitment is real validation—they don't sign leases for doomed projects. Buy in established neighborhoods nearby (Phillips Creek, Starwood) rather than new construction within The Mix itself. Let phase 1 prove out before committing to the vision. The Wade Park history is a warning, not ancient history.

Analysis generated December 25, 2025

Confirmed Tenants

Retailers (1)

Whole Foods Market (first Frisco location)

Sources

Affected Areas

75034

Frisco Context

City Total Investment$20.9B
This Project14.4%
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