Community scenes from Furst Ranch. Amenity features shown in developer imagery are planned; construction and opening timing should be confirmed with the developer.
Furst Ranch New Homes: Builders, Schools and Ownership Costs
Furst Ranch homes in the Flower Mound–Argyle area sit within a master-planned development near US 377 and FM 1171 in Denton County, served by Argyle ISD. High Plains is the neighborhood now selling, with nine builders offering homes from move-up to custom luxury. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned future neighborhoods. Municipal jurisdiction can vary by property: the developer markets the community as Flower Mound, while official Bartonville records identify portions of High Plains in Bartonville's extraterritorial jurisdiction, so buyers should verify the specific property's municipality or ETJ, taxing entities, and service providers.
Last reviewed: October 22, 2026
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Marketplace Snapshot: October 2026
Updated October 22, 2026 · Active-listing figures: DFW Moves, August 20, 2026
Furst Ranch is in early sales, so its published market data is thin. The most recent community-dated snapshot, DFW Moves, dated August 20, 2026, reported approximately 27 active listings with a median list price of $999,000, an average price per square foot of about $271 and an average days on market of about 103. An October 2026 cross-check found no newer Furst Ranch-specific report with a precise extraction date: Homes.com showed about 120 homes with a median list price of about $1,012,307 for its prior-12-month window, and Knox Realtors showed 11 listings at a median list price of about $1,005,610. These are public listing-portal figures, not MLS statistics, and they are asking-side figures, not closed-sale prices. Builder advertised prices below exclude lot premiums, upgrades, and incentives unless stated.
DFW Moves, August 20, 2026; no newer community-dated count was published
DFW Moves, August 20, 2026; Knox Realtors showed about $1,005,610 in a later check
DFW Moves, August 20, 2026
DFW Moves, August 20, 2026
What is selling at Furst Ranch right now
- High Plains is the neighborhood selling now, with homes under construction and model homes open from multiple builders. Numbered construction phases within High Plains proceed in stages; they are construction stages, not separate neighborhoods. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are the two planned future neighborhoods.
- Nine builders are listed by the developer: Ashton Woods, Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Highland Homes, Partners in Building, Shaddock Homes, Toll Brothers, and Tradition Homes.
- Verified starting prices as of October 14, 2026: Ashton Woods from $609,990; Coventry Homes from $589,990; Highland Homes 60-foot lots from the $860s and 70-foot lots from the $970s; Toll Brothers' Neece plan from $851,995 (Grove) and Castilian plan from $1,125,995 (Meadow).
- Quick move-in inventory: as of September 1, 2026, Highland Homes listed quick move-in homes in its 60-foot and 70-foot sections. Check each builder for current move-in-ready inventory, because it changes daily.
- Closed resale data for Furst Ranch is limited because the community is in early sales, and no reliable sample-size closed-sale statistic is published here. Nearby-subdivision figures are not used to produce a Furst Ranch statistic.
Sources: DFW Moves Furst Ranch tracker (active listings extracted August 20, 2026), Homes.com Furst Ranch neighborhood data and Knox Realtors (October 2026 cross-check), and builder pages reviewed October 14, 2026. Figures are public third-party data, are asking-side unless stated, are subject to verification against the MLS, and change without notice. No source cleanly separates new construction from resale.
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A firsthand look at the community.
Furst Ranch is in its early phases, and the photos below show the community as it is today, including homes under construction in High Plains. Builder model homes and sales centers are open for touring.
These are community and construction scenes photographed in the developing neighborhood. Finishes, landscaping, and amenity status change as construction proceeds; confirm the current status of any specific home or facility with the builder or developer.
Award-Winning Community
Furst Ranch received this recognition from the National Association of Home Builders, per the award placard.
National Community of the Year
Awarded by the National Association of Home Builders in 2025
National Lifestyle Program of the Year
Awarded by the National Association of Home Builders in 2025
Wording above matches the award placard. This recognition speaks to the community plan and program; it is separate from the construction status of any specific amenity or home. Confirm award details with the developer.
2,300 acres of
new living in the Flower Mound–Argyle area.
Furst Ranch is a 2,300-acre master-planned development in the Flower Mound–Argyle area of Denton County, near US 377 and FM 1171, developed by a Starwood Land affiliate. The developer markets the community as Flower Mound, and homes carry Argyle, TX 76226 mailing addresses in places, but jurisdiction varies by tract. Official Bartonville records identify approximately 76.052 acres of High Plains at Furst Ranch Phase 2 as being in Bartonville's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Verify the specific property's incorporated municipality or ETJ, taxing entities, and service providers; a mailing address or builder marketing label does not establish jurisdiction.
The community is designed around three distinct residential neighborhoods: High Plains (now selling, with homes under construction and model homes open), Prairie Vista (planned future neighborhood), and Cross Timbers (planned future neighborhood), offering a range of lot sizes from 50-foot homesites to 1-to-2-acre estate lots. Numbered construction phases within High Plains are construction stages, not additional neighborhoods. With nine builders, Furst Ranch delivers a curated mix of move-up, luxury, and custom homes. Approximately 1,400 homes are planned across the three named residential neighborhoods, totaling about 1,374 by the counts published on the developer's neighborhood pages; that figure describes those neighborhoods and is separate from the approved mixed-use land.
Approximately 1,066 acres of approved mixed-use land in the Flower Mound portion of the broader development, allowing residential and nonresidential uses, is intended to provide future shopping, dining, and services within the community. For relocating households weighing Furst Ranch against established Flower Mound neighborhoods, the moving-to-Flower-Mound relocation guide compares schools, taxes, lake access, and commute routes across the town, and the Flower Mound new-construction guide covers builder activity across the area.
Want the full development history, long-term plan, and neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown? Read the Furst Ranch community spotlight article; this page keeps the current buyer facts.
Last reviewed October 22, 2026. Community details, pricing, and phasing are subject to change. Please verify current facts with the developer, builders, and the applicable city or town.
Community
Builders
School Zone
Neighborhood counts on the developer's pages total roughly 1,374 lots across High Plains, Prairie Vista, and Cross Timbers. This residential subtotal describes the three named neighborhoods and is separate from the broader approved mixed-use land; it is not presented as a cap on the entire long-term development.
Quick facts, each tied to its source.
The table below summarizes verified facts about Furst Ranch. Each row lists its direct source, and figures were reviewed October 22, 2026. Where a detail can change, a source is linked beside it.
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Flower Mound–Argyle area, Denton County. The developer markets the community as Flower Mound; portions of High Plains lie in Bartonville's ETJ per official Bartonville records. Verify the specific property's municipality or ETJ, taxing entities, and service providers. | Bartonville Town Council agenda, April 21, 2026 · Town of Flower Mound |
| Developer | A Starwood Land affiliate; developer information is published at furstranch.com. | furstranch.com |
| Selling neighborhood | High Plains is selling now, with homes under construction and model homes open. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned future neighborhoods. | Developer neighborhoods page, reviewed October 22, 2026 |
| Schools | Argyle ISD; "A" rating (92) for the 2024-25 school year. Confirm campus assignments with the district for the specific property and school year. | Argyle ISD: "A" rating (2024-25) |
| Builders | Nine: Ashton Woods, Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Highland Homes, Partners in Building, Shaddock Homes, Toll Brothers, and Tradition Homes. | Developer builder directory, reviewed October 22, 2026 |
| Planned amenities | Planned open space, a 97-acre park, a 20-acre activities center, The Ranch Club, and miles of trails. H-E-B is proposed and planned. As of this review, the developer describes these as planned features; confirm individual status with the developer. | Developer recreation page · The Ranch Club page |
| Ownership costs | Furst Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1 is an applicable district to check, and the community has a homeowners association. Confirm the specific lot's boundaries, current adopted rates, exemptions, HOA dues, and required disclosures; bond authorizations are not evidence of debt issued or outstanding. | Texas Bond Review Board, 2025 Local Annual Report |
Each detail above was verified October 22, 2026 against the linked source. Facts and availability change; confirm anything material for the specific property before making a decision.
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Nine builders,
one exceptional community.
Furst Ranch features nine national and regional builders per the developer's builder directory, offering everything from move-up family homes to fully custom luxury estates. Whether you're looking for a thoughtfully designed production home or a one-of-a-kind custom build, there's a builder here that fits your vision and budget.
Advertised prices below are base-plan list prices verified from the linked builder sources where noted; other builders: contact for current pricing and availability. Prices exclude lot premiums, upgrades, and incentives, and are asking prices, not closed-sale prices. Always verify current pricing, inventory, and incentives directly with each builder. Dedicated builder photos for Partners in Building and Tradition have not been received yet and are shown with placeholder slots below.
Ashton Woods
A design-driven national builder offering actively priced series on 50- and 60-foot homesites, with a focus on natural light, open layouts, and elevated standard finishes. Starting prices are base-plan list prices; lot premiums, upgrades and incentives are additional.
Builder pricing pageCoventry Homes
Thoughtfully designed floor plans with energy-efficient construction, modern finishes, and flexible living spaces, with a model home open and move-in-ready inventory. The lowest currently offered plan was listed at $589,990 as of the verification date; confirm current plan pricing with the builder.
Builder pricing page
David Weekley Homes
Nationally recognized for innovative, energy-efficient home designs with spacious living areas, modern smart-home features, and functional family-oriented floor plans. Verify current pricing and availability with the builder.
Drees Custom Homes
Offering semi-custom and customizable designs with quality construction, energy-efficient features, and modern open floor plans tailored to your lifestyle. Verify current pricing and availability with the builder.
Highland Homes
A trusted Texas builder known for quality craftsmanship, flexible floor plans, and attention to detail that appeals to a wide range of buyers, from move-up families to downsizers. Advertised entry points differ by lot width; lot premiums, upgrades and incentives are additional.
Builder pricing page
Partners in Building
A custom homebuilder offering bespoke designs, quality construction, and the flexibility to create one-of-a-kind residences on 80-foot homesites. Pricing varies by plan and lot; confirm current pricing and availability with the builder.
Shaddock Homes
A highly respected Texas luxury builder delivering elegant designs, superior construction quality, and timeless curb appeal, with a model home open and move-in-ready homes listed in places. Verify current pricing and availability with the builder.
Toll Brothers
A national luxury homebuilder with two collections, the Grove and the Meadow, with floor plans from roughly 3,089 to 5,967 square feet on 70- and 80-foot homesites. Toll Brothers currently lists priced plans and decorated models for both collections; confirm current availability and sales activity with the builder.
Builder pricing page
Tradition Homes
A boutique luxury builder creating distinctive custom and semi-custom homes with architectural character, premium materials, and a focus on craftsmanship on 80-foot homesites. The lowest listed plans were published around $1.1 million as of the verification date; confirm current pricing and availability with the builder.
Where no direct builder link is shown, the developer's builder directory at furstranch.com/builders/ is the reference, and buyers should contact the builder directly for current pricing and availability.
Build availability, pricing, and lot releases change regularly. Contact me for current inventory, lot availability, and current build incentives.
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A complete community,
built from the ground up.
Furst Ranch has extensive planned amenities. The features below are described by the developer as planned; the community amenity scenes in developer imagery are lifestyle renderings, and construction timing varies by facility. Builder model homes and sales centers are open now for touring.
Community amenity scene shown in developer imagery. This is a lifestyle scene, not a claim that the facility is finished: the park pavilion and related amenities remain planned per the developer, and completion timing should be confirmed with the developer.
Open Space
Planned open space throughout the development, preserving natural terrain and providing room for recreation and community gathering.
97-Acre Community Park
A planned central park with open green spaces, natural terrain, and room for recreation, events, and community gatherings, as shown in the developer concept plan.
20-Acre Community Activities Center
A planned community hub designed for resident events, social gatherings, fitness, and activities that bring neighbors together throughout the year.
The Ranch Club
A planned clubhouse featuring a leisure pool, children's pool, splash pad, event pavilion, trail access, playground, and a food-truck zone.
Miles of Trails
A planned trail network connecting neighborhoods to parks, the community park, and gathering points throughout the development.
H-E-B at Furst Ranch: proposed, not open
H-E-B at Furst Ranch is proposed and planned per developer news and Town of Flower Mound records; it is not open. No opening date was found in the official sources reviewed on October 14, 2026. Amenity and commercial plans can change as the community develops.
Sources: developer news and Town of Flower Mound.
The neighborhoods at Furst Ranch
High Plains
The first neighborhood to launch, with approximately 1,100 lots on 50- to 80-foot homesites per developer materials. Homes are under construction and model homes are open from multiple builders. High Plains advances in numbered construction phases as lots are released; those phase numbers are construction stages within the neighborhood, not separate neighborhoods. Contact me for available inventory, lot selection, and current builder offerings.
Prairie Vista
A planned future neighborhood with approximately 200 lots on 0.5-to-1-acre homesites per developer materials, intended for buyers who want more space and privacy. Not yet selling.
Cross Timbers
A planned future luxury estate neighborhood with approximately 74 lots on 1-to-2-acre homesites per developer materials, intended for fully custom residences. Not yet selling.
Neighborhood counts and lot dimensions are from developer materials and can change; verify current plans with the developer at furstranch.com/neighborhoods. Availability is subject to change.
Schools that serve
Furst Ranch households.
Furst Ranch is served by Argyle ISD. Argyle ISD received an "A" rating (92) from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024-25 school year, per the district's news release. Confirm the specific property's campus assignments directly with Argyle ISD for the property and school year, because attendance boundaries, feeder patterns, and ratings can change.
Liberty Christian School is a separate private-school option in the area with its own admissions and tuition requirements.
Argyle ISD "A" rating news release (2024-25) ◆ North Texas school districts guide ◆ Argyle ISD attendance zones for new construction
Ownership costs vary by parcel.
Furst Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1 is an applicable district to check when evaluating ownership costs. Confirm whether the specific lot lies within its boundaries and obtain its current adopted tax rate, applicable exemptions, and required disclosures. Bond authorization is different from debt issued or outstanding: the Texas Bond Review Board's May 3, 2025 carried-proposition table lists $1,523,420,000 for water, sewer, drainage and refunding and $515,000,000 for roads and refunding roads, and those amounts are authorizations, not evidence that roughly $2 billion has been issued, spent, or is outstanding.
Furst Ranch also has a homeowners association. Confirm current HOA dues, transfer charges, and any assessments from current builder disclosures, HOA documents, and district records, because obligations can differ from lot to lot. There is no single published total monthly cost for a Furst Ranch home; the figure depends on purchase price, lot premium, upgrades, loan terms, the district's current adopted rate for the specific lot, HOA dues, insurance, and property taxes.
On the county line of the bill, Denton County adopted its lowest county tax rate in 40 years for FY 2026-27, though the county is only one line on the total bill.
Verify each specific property through the county tax records, the applicable district, and the closing documents before making an offer or purchase decision. For a deeper look, see the North Texas property taxes and ownership costs guide.
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New construction with
community vision.
New Master-Planned Community
Furst Ranch is a new large-scale master-planned community in Denton County, with modern community design, new infrastructure, and a nine-builder lineup in the Flower Mound–Argyle area.
Argyle ISD Schools
Furst Ranch is served by Argyle ISD. Buyers should verify current attendance boundaries and campus assignments for the specific property directly with Argyle ISD.
Flower Mound–Argyle Location
Positioned in the Flower Mound–Argyle area of Denton County near US 377 and FM 1171, with easy access to Highway 114, I-35W, and the broader DFW metroplex. Jurisdiction varies by tract; verify the specific property's incorporated municipality or ETJ, taxing entities, and service providers.
Nine Builders, Broad Range
With nine builders from move-up to luxury custom, Furst Ranch offers genuine variety in floor plans, lot sizes, price points, and construction quality under one master plan.
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Lot selection guidance. Furst Ranch offers three named neighborhoods with different lot sizes and price points. Understanding which neighborhood, lot position, and builder combination works for your goals requires local expertise.
New construction process expertise. From contract signing through final walkthrough, I guide buyers through every phase of the new construction process, including pre-drywall inspections, upgrade-cost and resale-consideration analysis, and builder negotiation.
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Recognized for results,
trusted for the process.
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Living in Furst Ranch: your questions, answered.
Current as of October 22, 2026. Details may have changed. Please verify with the developer, builders, Argyle ISD, and the applicable city or town.
Is Furst Ranch in Flower Mound, Argyle or Bartonville?
Furst Ranch is a master-planned development in the Flower Mound–Argyle area of Denton County near US 377 and FM 1171. The developer markets the community as Flower Mound, while official Bartonville records identify portions of High Plains in Bartonville's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Verify the specific property's incorporated municipality or ETJ, taxing entities and service providers. A mailing address or builder marketing label does not establish jurisdiction.
What is Furst Ranch?
Furst Ranch is a 2,300-acre master-planned development in the Flower Mound–Argyle area of Denton County near US 377 and FM 1171, developed by a Starwood Land affiliate. Approximately 1,066 acres of approved mixed-use land in the Flower Mound portion of the broader development, allowing residential and nonresidential uses. The current selling neighborhood is High Plains, with Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers planned as future neighborhoods.
Who develops Furst Ranch?
Furst Ranch is developed by a Starwood Land affiliate (the community was acquired in 2025). It is not a Hillwood Communities development. The developer's official community information is published at furstranch.com.
Where is Furst Ranch located?
Furst Ranch is near US 377 and FM 1171 in the Flower Mound–Argyle area of Denton County, with Argyle, TX 76226 mailing addresses in places. Official Bartonville records identify approximately 76.052 acres of High Plains at Furst Ranch Phase 2 as being in Bartonville's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Verify the specific property's incorporated municipality or ETJ, taxing entities, and service providers. A mailing address or builder marketing label does not establish jurisdiction.
Is Furst Ranch selling now?
Yes. The High Plains neighborhood is selling now, with homes under construction and model homes open from multiple builders. The numbered construction phases within High Plains proceed in stages as lots and homes are released. Toll Brothers currently lists priced plans and decorated models; confirm current availability and sales activity with the builder. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned future neighborhoods.
Which neighborhood is selling now?
High Plains is the neighborhood currently selling. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned future neighborhoods and not yet open for sales.
Who are the builders at Furst Ranch?
There are nine builders: Ashton Woods, Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Highland Homes, Partners in Building, Shaddock Homes, Toll Brothers, and Tradition Homes.
What is the starting entry price at Furst Ranch?
Advertised starting prices are base-plan list prices published by each builder and do not include lot premiums, upgrades, or incentives. Verified examples as of October 14, 2026: Ashton Woods from $609,990; Coventry Homes from $589,990; Highland Homes 60-foot lots from the $860s and 70-foot lots from the $970s; Toll Brothers' Grove collection plan Neece from $851,995 and Meadow collection plan Castilian from $1,125,995; David Weekley Homes from $665,990; Drees Custom Homes from the high $800s. Pricing changes frequently; confirm current pricing and availability with each builder.
What do advertised starting prices exclude?
Starting prices are base-plan list prices published by builders. They generally exclude lot premiums, structural upgrades, design-center finishes, landscaping, fencing, and incentives, and they are not closed-sale prices. Confirm in writing exactly what any quoted price includes before you rely on it.
Are quick move-in homes available?
Builder quick move-in inventory changes frequently. As of September 1, 2026, Highland Homes listed quick move-in homes in its 60-foot and 70-foot sections at Furst Ranch. Check each builder's current inventory for move-in-ready or quick move-in homes, because availability, pricing, and incentives change without notice.
What amenities are planned at Furst Ranch?
The developer supports planned open space, a 97-acre park, a 20-acre activities center, and The Ranch Club, along with miles of planned trails. These are planned features shown in developer materials; renderings are conceptual, and the community amenity scenes in developer imagery are lifestyle renderings rather than proof of finished construction. Confirm each facility's status with the developer before relying on a specific amenity.
Which amenities are open, and which remain planned?
As of October 14, 2026, the developer describes the community's major amenities, including the 97-acre park, the 20-acre activities center, and The Ranch Club, as planned features rather than completed, open facilities. Builder model homes and sales centers are open for touring. Check each facility's individual status with the developer, because construction and opening timing can vary.
Is H-E-B coming to Furst Ranch?
H-E-B at Furst Ranch is proposed and planned per developer news and Town of Flower Mound records; it is not open. No opening date was found in the official sources reviewed on October 14, 2026.
What school serves Furst Ranch?
Furst Ranch is served by Argyle ISD. Argyle ISD received an "A" rating (92) from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024-25 school year. School attendance boundaries, feeder patterns, and ratings can change. Confirm campus assignments directly with Argyle ISD for the specific property and school year before making a purchase decision. Liberty Christian School is a separate private-school option with its own admissions and tuition requirements.
Does Furst Ranch have an HOA and a MUD?
Furst Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1 is an applicable district to check when evaluating ownership costs. Confirm whether the specific lot lies within its boundaries and obtain its current adopted tax rate, applicable exemptions and required disclosures. Bond authorization is different from debt issued or outstanding. Furst Ranch also has a homeowners association; confirm current HOA dues, transfer charges, and any assessments from current builder disclosures, HOA documents, and district records, because obligations can differ from lot to lot.
What is the total monthly cost, including MUD taxes and HOA dues?
There is no single published total monthly cost for Furst Ranch. The figure depends on purchase price, lot premium, upgrades, loan terms, the district's current adopted MUD tax rate for the specific lot, HOA dues, insurance, and property taxes. Ask each builder for a written cost breakdown for the specific homesite, obtain the district's current adopted tax rate, and verify HOA dues and assessments from current documents before purchasing.
What should buyers compare between Furst Ranch, Canyon Falls and Harvest?
Compare jurisdiction and ETJ (Furst Ranch is in the Flower Mound–Argyle area with portions of High Plains in Bartonville's ETJ; Canyon Falls spans Northlake, Flower Mound, and Argyle; Harvest sits in the ETJs of both Argyle and Northlake), school district assignments, MUD and PID taxes, HOA dues, builder rosters, floor plan and lot sizes, current builder pricing and incentives, and each community's planned versus open amenities. Verify each item for the specific address at the time you compare. See the Canyon Falls and Harvest community pages for details.
Can buyers use their own agent when purchasing from a builder?
Generally yes, but builder policies and agreements vary. Discuss representation with your chosen agent before touring or registering with a builder's sales team, because registering without an agent can affect whether the builder will recognize or pay for representation. Do not assume specific savings or incentives.
What should buyers check about construction activity, drainage, insurance and future commercial development?
Verify the specific homesite's phase and construction status with the builder; confirm drainage plans and any floodplain considerations with the developer and Denton County; obtain homeowners insurance quotes, including wind and hail coverage for the area; and review the approved mixed-use plan (approximately 1,066 acres in the Flower Mound portion) for how future commercial development may affect surrounding streets and the neighborhood. Confirm each item with the applicable authority for the specific property.
How did Furst Ranch get its award recognition?
Furst Ranch received recognition from the National Association of Home Builders: National Community of the Year and National Lifestyle Program of the Year, awarded in 2025, per the award placard. Award details should be confirmed with the developer. Recognition of the community plan is separate from the construction status of any specific amenity or home.
What should buyers know before buying at Furst Ranch?
Furst Ranch is in early phases, with most amenities still planned and a municipal utility district in place. Future neighborhoods, builder competition, homesite selection, planned amenities, infrastructure, commercial development, construction timelines, and resale competition are all factors worth evaluating. Comparing builders, floor plans, homes, construction quality, current incentives, upgrade structures, contract considerations, construction timelines, and inspection options is part of a thorough purchase decision.
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Developer & community plans
Jurisdiction & approvals
Builder pricing
Schools, MUD & bonds
- Argyle ISD: "A" rating (2024-25)
- Texas Bond Review Board, 2025 Local Annual Report
- The Texas Bond Review Board's May 3, 2025 carried-proposition table lists $1,523,420,000 for water, sewer, drainage and refunding and $515,000,000 for roads and refunding roads. Those amounts are bond authorizations, including refunding purposes, and are not evidence that roughly $2 billion has been issued, spent or is outstanding.
Related guides on this site
Last verified October 22, 2026. Pricing, availability, taxes, MUD rates, HOA dues, and amenity status change without notice. Confirm directly with the builder, developer, district, or municipality before relying on any figure on this page. A numerical market snapshot is not published here because no traceable report with a precise extraction date, reporting period, subdivision boundaries, property types, and sample size could substantiate one.
More about Furst Ranch.
The posts below add context, comparisons, and development history. For current buyer facts, use the sections on this page and verify with the sources above.
Builder Incentives Are Live in Argyle and Northlake: How Resale Sellers Should Respond
A dated look at the incentive environment: as of September 1, 2026, Highland Homes at Furst Ranch was advertising a limited-time offer of $20,000 toward closing costs in its 60-foot and 70-foot sections. What offers like that meant for resale sellers competing with new construction in the Argyle area.
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Read articleNew Construction Communities in Denton County: 2026 Buyer's Guide
Explore the master-planned communities driving new construction growth across Denton County, from Pecan Square and Harvest to Canyon Falls and beyond.
Read articleBest New Construction Communities in Northlake Under $800K: A 2026 Guide
A strategic guide to new construction communities in Northlake TX under $800K, including Pecan Square, Harvest, Canyon Falls, and emerging developments.
Read articleFurst Ranch: Community Spotlight and Development History
A community spotlight tracing Furst Ranch's development history, its nine builders, High Plains homes, future neighborhoods, planned amenities, proposed H-E-B, and long-term plan. Use it for background; this page carries the current buyer facts.
Read articleArgyle's Luxury New Construction Boom: The $800K+ Market in 2026
Argyle luxury new construction including Toll Brothers at Furst Ranch (Grove and Meadow Collections on 70- and 80-foot homesites in Argyle ISD), Enclave at Hickory Hill, and the current verified builder status at Furst Ranch.
Read articleCompeting with new construction nearby.
Furst Ranch is still in early sales, but nearby communities like Argyle and Flower Mound already have active resale markets, including newer homes competing with builder inventory. Sellers benefit from strategic positioning: pricing, condition, and marketing against the builder incentives available just down the road.
With Argyle ISD schools and Argyle mailing addresses in places, the market details for a Furst Ranch-area listing are covered in the Selling in Argyle, Texas seller guide, while the Flower Mound home-selling guide covers the west-side market, builder competition, and pricing context. Builders' incentives and resale competition change by the week; see the recent builder incentives article for how offers like $20,000 toward closing costs affect resale pricing.
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Selling a Furst Ranch-area home? See the Selling in Argyle, Texas seller guide and the Flower Mound home-selling guide for the market context around this community.