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Major Development and Redevelopment

Redevelopment is nearing completion at the
former Payton-Wright Ford site located west
of Main Street and Highway 114. With the
opening of Rock & Brews in June and the
expected opening of Portillo’s in December,
the project will have delivered five new
restaurants that also include Son of a
Butcher, Velvet Taco, and Firebirds Wood
Fired Grill.

Following the closure and re-location of numerous
businesses, the city has launched a multi-phase plan
to revitalize the Crossroads area, a development
located at the convergence of highways 121 and 114.
Work is underway to hire a consulting firm to
conduct site surveys, develop architectural plans, and
recommend changes to signage and branding to aid
in redevelopment. Additionally, a double-branded
Hilton hotel was recently confirmed which will be
the catalyst to future enhancements.

Momentum continues to build along the Transit District Overlay (TDO) at the intersection of Main
Street and Dallas Road. TEXRail ridership has reached record levels, Grapevine Main (Harvest Hall,
Hotel Vin, Peace Plaza) has become the southern anchor of the historic district, and construction is
nearly complete for phase one of the Grapevine Brownstones (phase 2 approved). Additional
development is expected at the former Police and Municipal Court building (recently demolished)
along with the site directly east of Grapevine Main following the relocation of Sunbelt Rentals.

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