Frequently Asked Questions

We have many active communities across Texas:

Dallas–Fort Worth Metropolitan Area
– Harvest  — Northlake & Argyle
– Landmark — Denton (Opening Spring 2026)
– Lilyana — Celina 
– Pecan Square — Northlake
– Ramble — Celina (Opening Spring 2026)
– Treeline — Justin
– Union Park — Little Elm

Houston Metropolitan Area
– Legacy — League City
– Pomona — Manvel
– Valencia — Manvel

Austin / Central Texas / Hill Country
– Melina – Georgetown (Opening Spring 2027)
– Wolf Ranch — Georgetown

For the most up-to-date list of communities and what’s coming next, visit our Current Communities and Future Communities pages. We have also completed development on more than 100 communities which you can view on our Past Communities page.

HOA dues vary across communities based on factors like:
– Community amenities
– Lot size, lot location and home type
– County and school district
– PID/MUD or other special district structures
– Level of included maintenance 
– Lifestyle programming

For the most accurate and current HOA dues, we recommend reviewing the HOA pages on each community’s website and contacting the HOA management office for details.

Tax rates can vary significantly based on:
– County tax structures
– School district rates
– Municipal utility districts (MUDs) or Public Improvement Districts (PIDs)
– Special-purpose districts (hospital districts, community college districts, etc.)
– Specific lot placement within the community

Because this can differ even by neighborhood or lot, the best approach is to confirm the tax rate directly with your homebuilder sales representative based on your exact lot selection.

We design all of our communities with outdoor living and connected trails in mind, often incorporating:
– Greenbelts and natural corridors
– Trail systems
– Parks, play areas, and gathering greens
– Preserved natural features

Landmark in Denton is notable for its 1,100 acres of parks, trails, open green space and preserved old-growth forest.

Treeline in Justin is also a nature-inspired community, with a creek setting and the Lifestyle by Hillwood℠ approach supporting outdoor amenities.

Wolf Ranch in Georgetown serves as a picturesque gateway to the stunning natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Offering spectacular, sweeping views of the scenic San Gabriel River, Wolf Ranch offers residents direct access to an extensive network of trails.

Union Park in Little Elm is centered around a wooded 30-acre Central Park and has miles of greenbelts, trails, and green spaces spread throughout the community.

Landmark is our largest community spanning 3,200 acres with 6,000 single-family homes and 5 million square feet of mixed-use development planned.

In our land planning process, we ensure our neighborhoods are situated within reputable school districts and consistently strive to integrate on-site schools into our master plan. This allows students and families to bike or walk to school if desired.

Our Texas communities are in these school districts:
– Harvest: Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD
– Landmark: Denton ISD
– Legacy: Clear Creek ISD
– Liberty: Melissa ISD
– Lilyana: Celina ISD and Prosper ISD
– Melina: Georgetown ISD
– Pecan Square: Northwest ISD
– Pomona: Alvin ISD
– Ramble: Celina ISD
– Treeline: Northwest ISD
– Union Park: Denton ISD
– Valencia: Alvin ISD
– Wolf Ranch: Georgetown ISD