Investment + Infrastructure
Haggard Farm
Plano · Mixed-Use · Stillwater Capital, WoodHouse, Haggard Family
142-acre mixed-use: 200K SF retail, 700 MF units, 650K SF office, boutique hotel, 10 acres green space, The Almanac 1856 restaurant
Sofee’s read
Quietly excellent. Stillwater Capital knows west Plano—they've delivered here before.
What could happen
If it goes well
Haggard Farm becomes west Plano's 'town center'—the walkable gathering place that Legacy West is for east Plano. The Almanac 1856 becomes a reservation-required destination. The boutique hotel with private social club draws Legacy corporate executives. Home values in surrounding neighborhoods rise 10-15% as 'near Haggard Farm' becomes a selling point.
Watch out for
West Plano is established but aging. If the retail mix skews generic or the office space struggles to lease, Haggard Farm feels like a nicer strip mall. The 'farm-to-table' narrative rings hollow. 700 apartments add density without proportional amenity value. The $750M vision becomes $400M reality.
What this means if you buy nearby
Legacy Land, New Vision: The Haggard family has owned this 142-acre tract for generations. Stillwater Capital is developing with intention—200K SF retail, 700 apartments, 650K SF office, boutique hotel, and 10 acres of green space.
The Almanac 1856: A signature 8,000 SF farm-to-table restaurant anchors the retail. This isn't chain-driven development; it's experiential and curated.
Location: West Plano near Spring Creek and Coit. This is established affluent territory—Willow Bend, Deerfield, and Kings Gate are neighbors.
Where it stands
Phase 1: 100K SF retail, 350 apartments, 188 townhomes
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