Living in Harvest: Argyle & Northlake Community Guide
Harvest is a Hillwood community in the Argyle–Northlake area, a 1,200-acre "agrihood" in Denton County located within the extraterritorial jurisdictions, or ETJs, of both Argyle and Northlake. New construction remains in limited pockets, and resale is an important part of today's market: most of the roughly 4,000 homes planned at full build-out are built, and resale homes now make up an increasingly large share of what comes to market. Mailing addresses, school assignments, taxing entities and municipal services can vary by property, so buyers should verify each address individually. I've helped clients buy and sell here across multiple phases and builders, and I can help you see what living in Harvest looks like for your next chapter. See how Harvest compares with other communities in the FM 407 corridor guide.
Last reviewed: October 22, 2026
Theresa De La Rosa, Broker, REALTOR® · Covenant Heritage Realty, LLC | In DFW Living Group
Harvest Market Snapshot: October 2026
The figures below are an approximate, clearly dated snapshot of the Harvest community (the Hillwood master plan in the Argyle and Northlake ETJs, Denton County) compiled from public listing data: the Harvest neighborhood report on Texas Real Estate Source (an MLS-sourced listing portal) as published October 16, 2026, together with the 12-month sale figures and current asking-price range on Homes.com's Harvest neighborhood report. They cover homes for sale today, meaning single-family homes and townhomes listed for sale in Harvest at the time of extraction, together with sale prices recorded over the prior 12 months. Rental homes such as BB Living Harvest and Harvest House are priced and tracked separately from for-sale listings and are not included in these figures. These are public third-party figures, not NTREIS or MLS data, and they change frequently. Theresa re-verifies current data against the MLS when you are ready to act; verify current property-level listings and pricing before making a decision.
Snapshot date: October 2026 · Retrieved October 22, 2026
Negotiating conditions vary by subdivision, price range, property condition, days on market, builder inventory, and financing terms; community names alone do not establish exact pricing or assessments.
Source: Texas Real Estate Source Harvest neighborhood page (active listings, median list price, average price per square foot, days on market), published October 16, 2026; and Homes.com Harvest neighborhood report (12-month median sale price) with current asking-price range per Homes.com and neighborhoods.com, retrieved October 22, 2026. Public listing-portal data, not NTREIS or MLS data. Figures change frequently; verify current property-level data before making decisions.
A firsthand look at the community.
Award-Winning Community
Harvest has been recognized multiple times by the Dallas Builders Association for its outstanding design, amenities, and community vision.
People's Choice
Community of the Year · 2022
Master-Planned Community
Community of the Year · 2017, 2019, 2022
What it's like
living in Harvest.
Harvest is a 1,200-acre master-planned "agrihood" community developed by Hillwood Communities in Denton County, Texas, located within the extraterritorial jurisdictions, or ETJs, of both Argyle and Northlake. Mailing addresses, school assignments, taxing entities and municipal services can vary by property, so buyers should verify each address individually. Located at the intersection of I-35W and FM 407, it has grown into one of the DFW metroplex's larger master-planned communities.
The community is designed around a farm-to-table lifestyle, with a working community farm, seasonal gardens, a farmers market atmosphere, and amenities that encourage residents to get outside, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a lifestyle that feels grounded and intentional.
Harvest today is a mature, late-stage community. Most of the roughly 4,000 homes planned at full buildout are built, new construction continues in limited pockets, and resale homes are an increasingly important part of what comes to market. The community is not fully built out, and the same range of styles, from townhomes and cottage-style residences to estate lots, remains part of its appeal.
Community
Full Buildout
Districts
Elementaries
Quick facts, each tied to its source.
The table below summarizes verified facts about Harvest. 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Hillwood Communities | harvestbyhillwood.com |
| Jurisdiction / ETJ status | Harvest is in the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) of the towns of Northlake and Argyle, not fully inside either incorporated town. Mailing addresses, school assignments, taxing entities and services vary by property. | harvesthoa.com/pid-1 (historical page: PID dissolved Oct 10, 2024) |
| Build-out plan | More than 4,000 homesites within the community's approximately 1,200 acres, per the developer's complete build-out plan. Distinct from what is selling today. | Developer FAQ, reviewed October 22, 2026 |
| Current selling status | Mature, late-stage community. Most homes are built, new construction continues in limited pockets, and resale homes are an increasingly important part of what comes to market. Verify current inventory with the builders or Theresa. | harvestbyhillwood.com |
| Builders | Currently selling new homes (developer roster): Toll Brothers, Highland Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Taylor Morrison, David Weekley Homes, Tri Pointe Homes, Coventry Homes and CB JENI Homes (townhomes). Separate from for-sale inventory: BB Living (single-family homes for lease) and Harvest House (apartments and townhomes for rent). Historical, not currently selling: D.R. Horton built earlier phases and is no longer on the active Harvest roster. The roster and phase availability change; verify with each builder. | Developer builders page, reviewed October 22, 2026 |
| Schools | Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD. Three on-site elementary schools: Argyle West (Argyle ISD), Jane Ruestmann (Argyle ISD) and Lance Thompson (Northwest ISD). Assignments are address-specific. | harvestbyhillwood.com |
| Special districts | Harvest PID No. 1 was dissolved by the Northlake Town Council on October 10, 2024, and is no longer an active tax district, so its assessment is no longer collected. Dissolving the PID did not remove other special-district taxes, HOA dues, or assessments that may apply to a given property, and the homeowners association took over the former district's maintenance responsibilities. Harvest lies in the ETJs of Northlake and Argyle. Identify any district applicable to the exact lot and verify boundaries, current assessments, exemptions and disclosures with district and county records. PID, MUD and MMD are not interchangeable names. | Town of Northlake Special Districts (dissolved Oct 10, 2024) · harvesthoa.com/pid-1 (historical page: PID dissolved Oct 10, 2024) |
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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A closer look at living in Harvest.
Harvest Community Tour
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Harvest Community Overview
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The Retreat at Harvest
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Multiple builders,
I know their strengths.
Harvest features a selection of builders across different price points and home styles. I've worked with most of them directly, and I help buyers compare floor plans, included features, upgrade structures, warranties, construction timelines, inspection findings and current incentives.
Toll Brothers
A national luxury homebuilder with semi-custom and custom options on generous homesites.
Verify current pricing and availability.
Highland Homes
A Texas builder offering flexible floor plans and a range of home sizes and price points.
Verify current pricing and availability.
Drees Custom Homes
Offering semi-custom and customizable designs with energy-efficient features and modern open floor plans.
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Taylor Morrison
A national builder offering modern home designs with smart-home technology and energy-efficient construction.
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David Weekley Homes
A national builder offering energy-efficient home designs with flexible living spaces.
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Tri Pointe Homes
Delivering modern floor plans with a focus on how residents use their space.
Verify current pricing and availability.
Coventry Homes
A Texas builder offering a range of floor plans and home sizes within the community.
Verify current pricing and availability.
CB JENI Homes
A builder offering townhome plans within the community.
Verify current pricing and availability.
Currently Selling New Homes at Harvest
The builder cards above reflect the developer's current Harvest roster, reviewed October 14, 2026 through Hillwood's Harvest site and each builder's official website. Availability varies by phase and collection; some builders are near completion in their Harvest sections, so verify current lots and availability with each builder or with Theresa.
Harvest Builder Comparison: checked October 14, 2026
Every advertised price below is a builder asking price taken from the builder's own official page, not a closed-sale price, not a quote for any specific lot or floor plan, and not a promise of availability. Each entry was checked on October 14, 2026. Where a current price could not be confirmed on an official page, that is stated instead of estimated. The developer's current official FAQ roster lists CB JENI Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Taylor Morrison, Toll Brothers and Tri Pointe Homes, with Coventry Homes and Highland Homes shown on the developer's model-home map; rosters change, so verify participation and pricing directly with each builder.
| Builder | Collection / Home Type | Advertised Starting Price (builder asking price) | Inventory Status (Oct 14, 2026) | Source (official page) | Date Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toll Brothers | Select & Elite Collections, single-family homes | Mid $400,000s and up | Active; model home on site, lots by collection | tollbrothers.com, Toll Brothers at Harvest | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Highland Homes | 50-ft homesites, single-family (Argyle section) | Not confirmed. No current starting price is published on the official Highland Homes Harvest (Argyle) page as of this review. | Not confirmed. The official page lists the section without a live price; third-party listings mark the Argyle Harvest section sold out. Verify directly with Highland Homes. | highlandhomes.com, Harvest Argyle | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Drees Custom Homes | Harvest 100: 80-ft and 100-ft estate lots, custom homes | From $870,900 | Active; custom estate homes on larger homesites | dreeshomes.com, Harvest 100 | Oct 14, 2026 |
| David Weekley Homes | The Retreat at Harvest: 31-ft homesites, new floor plans | From the $471s | Active at The Retreat | davidweekleyhomes.com, The Retreat at Harvest | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Taylor Morrison | The Retreat at Harvest | No advertised starting price. The official Taylor Morrison page lists The Retreat at Harvest as sold out as of this review. | Sold out per the official Taylor Morrison site; no new-construction inventory listed | taylormorrison.com, The Retreat at Harvest | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Tri Pointe Homes | Harvest 35s (Terrace Collection) at The Retreat | From the Mid $300s | Active at The Retreat | tripointehomes.com, Harvest 35s | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Tri Pointe Homes | Harvest 45s (Cottage Collection) at The Retreat | From the Low $400s | Active at The Retreat | tripointehomes.com, Harvest 45s | Oct 14, 2026 |
| Coventry Homes | 60-ft and 70-ft homesites, single-family | 60-ft from the $620,000s; 70-ft from the $710,000s | Active, per the company's model announcement | coventryhomes.com, Harvest model announcement | Oct 14, 2026 |
| CB JENI Homes | 22-ft two-story townhomes | Not confirmed. The official CB JENI Harvest page does not publish a current starting price as of this review; the developer lists Harvest townhomes starting under $400k. Verify directly with CB JENI. | Active; townhome inventory by phase | cbjenihomes.com, Harvest | Oct 14, 2026 |
Advertised builder asking prices are point-in-time figures from each builder's official page, checked October 14, 2026. They are not closed-sale prices and do not include lot premiums, upgrades, closing costs, financing or incentives; asking prices and availability change frequently. Sources are limited to the builders' and developer's official pages; no third-party listing portal or agent site was used. Confirm current pricing, lots and availability directly with each builder before making any decision.
Historical Builders in Harvest (Not Currently Selling)
D.R. Horton built earlier phases in Harvest, including Harvest Townside patio homes and Harvest Meadows, but is no longer on Hillwood's active Harvest builder roster as of this review. Homes from finished sections appear on the resale market, not as new construction. Builder participation changes over time, so the comparison table above reflects only what could be verified on official pages as of October 14, 2026.
Rental Options at Harvest (Separate from Homes for Sale)
Rentals are their own market at Harvest and are not part of the for-sale listings above. BB Living Harvest offers single-family homes for lease inside the community and is open. Harvest House by Hillwood, located at I-35W and FM 407, is a luxury multifamily community with apartments and townhomes that is now leasing. Renters should contact each community directly for current availability and pricing. Read the Harvest House Argyle rental guide.
Builder availability and pricing change regularly. Contact me for current inventory, lot availability, and builder incentives.
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Farm-to-table living
with resort-style amenities.
Community Farm & Gardens
A working community farm with seasonal gardens, farm-to-table events, and a farmers market vibe that defines Harvest's agrihood identity.
11-Acre Stocked Lake
An 11-acre community lake for fishing, kayaking, and lakeside relaxation, a centerpiece of outdoor life at Harvest.
Four Pools: Two Open, Two Planned
The developer's four-pool plan means two resort-style pools are open today, The Splash and The Splash II by Harvest Hall. Two more are in the works, a pool at the North Amenity Complex and one at the new amenity center. Planned pools are not yet available to residents.
The Fit Barn
A full fitness center housed in a barn-inspired structure, combining Harvest's farm aesthetic with modern workout amenities.
Miles of Trails
An extensive trail network connects homes to parks, the lake, amenity centers, and open green spaces throughout the community.
Dog Park & Family Parks
Multiple parks, playgrounds, and a dedicated dog park provide recreation for every member of the family.
Education is a priority
at Harvest.
Harvest is unique in that it's served by two school districts, Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD. Three on-site elementary schools provide walkable or short-commute options for households, a practical advantage for daily life. The district and campus assignment depends on the specific property address.
Argyle ISD is ranked #1 among Denton County districts (and #8 in Texas) in Niche's 2026 Best School Districts in Denton County rankings, and it earned an "A" accountability rating, 92 out of 100, in the Texas Education Agency's 2025 A-F Accountability Ratings for the 2024-25 school year, released August 15, 2025. Northwest ISD is ranked #3 among Denton County districts in the same Niche 2026 rankings and earned a "B" accountability rating, 81 out of 100, in the same TEA 2025 A-F Accountability Ratings for the 2024-25 school year, and it continues to expand its campuses to serve growing communities like Harvest.
Rating sources: Niche 2026 Best School Districts in Denton County and Texas Education Agency 2025 A-F Accountability Ratings (2024-25 school year), reviewed September 2026. TEA's August 15, 2025 release was preliminary; the final 2024 and 2025 ratings were confirmed on December 11, 2025. School attendance boundaries, feeder patterns and ratings can change. Campus assignments are address-specific: buyers should verify the schools assigned to the specific property directly with the applicable school district before making a purchase decision.
Rank (Niche 2026)
TEA A-F Rating 2024-25 (81/100)
Elementary Schools
Ownership costs vary by parcel.
Harvest properties can differ in their taxing entities, MMD or other special-district taxes, HOA assessments, school districts, and utility or municipal-service arrangements, so no single cost summary fits every home in the community. 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.
The Town of Northlake's Special Districts page reports that Harvest PID No. 1 was dissolved by the Northlake Town Council on October 10, 2024, and is no longer an active tax district. That change is specific to the PID: dissolving it did not remove other special-district taxes, utility-district assessments, or HOA dues that may apply to a given property, and the homeowners association assumed the former district's maintenance responsibilities. Other taxes, districts, and HOA obligations may still apply depending on the parcel.
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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A community built
around community life.
Mature & Established, Not Fully Built Out
Harvest is a mature, late-stage community, and resale homes make up an increasingly important part of the market here. Limited new-construction pockets remain, so current inventory and availability should always be verified with current data.
Harvest Resale Market Considerations
Resale values at Harvest are influenced by recent comparable sales, remaining new construction, current inventory, property condition, active builder incentives, and property characteristics such as size, phase, lot and age. Market conditions change; no real estate purchase guarantees appreciation or investment results.
Community Events and Shared Amenities
Harvest includes on-site elementary campuses, year-round community events, shared gathering spaces, a farmers market atmosphere and neighborhood amenities. School assignments and amenity access should be verified for the specific property.
Strategic Location
Positioned at the intersection of I-35W and FM 407, Harvest offers easy access to Fort Worth, Denton, Alliance, and DFW Airport.
Deep knowledge of Harvest, lot by lot, phase by phase.
Phase and lot knowledge. Harvest has developed across multiple phases, and each has distinct characteristics. I track phase differences, lot premiums, current construction activity and recent comparable sales so buyers can evaluate the tradeoffs of each section.
Builder relationships. I've closed multiple transactions in Harvest and understand each builder's contract terms and upgrade pricing, and I use that experience to support your decisions.
Market data. I track resale values, days on market, and price trends in Harvest to help you make decisions backed by real data, not guesswork.
Client success. I've helped multiple clients find the right home in Harvest, whether they were buying new construction or resale. Each transaction deepened my understanding of the community's value.
Jurisdiction experience. Harvest is located within the ETJs of both Argyle and Northlake. I have personally closed sales in the Argyle-addressed portion of Harvest and have experience with its different phases, builders and resale inventory. Because mailing addresses, school assignments, municipal services and taxing entities can vary, I verify those details for each property.
Trusted guidance ,
from search to close.
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Theresa grew up around new construction, sold new construction, and now represents you.
- She has helped other clients get great deals in Harvest, including negotiating builder contracts, price lists, lot premiums, and upgrade sheets before signing.
- Register your agent at your first visit. In new-construction communities, the builder typically asks buyers to register their agent before touring or selecting a homesite.
- No extra cost to you. Buyer's-agent representation is typically paid by the builder or seller out of the transaction; verify how it works with the specific builder and home.
- Verify by address. Schools, taxes, HOA, and jurisdiction depend on the specific property address.
New to buying new construction? See our full guide: Buying New Construction in North Texas.
Ready to make Harvest home? Ask Theresa about buying here and she will share current Harvest availability and next steps.
Theresa De La Rosa, Broker, REALTOR® | Covenant Heritage Realty, LLC | In DFW Living Group
Living in Harvest: your questions, answered.
What's the price range at Harvest?
There is no single community-wide price range for Harvest, because homes for sale, new construction, and rentals are priced separately. For homes for sale, this page's dated snapshot of active listings (Texas Real Estate Source, published October 13, 2026) shows about 95 active listings with a median list price of about $499K and an average of about 84 days on market; Homes.com's 12-month data shows a median sale price of about $489K, and current asking prices run roughly from the mid-$300s to about $715K. Those are point-in-time public-portal figures, not MLS data, and they change frequently. New-construction pricing varies by builder, collection, floor plan and lot, and price ranges for a builder's Harvest section should come from that builder for today's date. Rental pricing at BB Living Harvest and Harvest House is set separately from for-sale inventory.
Harvest Market Snapshot: October 2026 · dated figures, verify current listings
Which school district serves Harvest?
Harvest is served by both Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD, with campus assignments depending on the specific property address. Three on-site elementary schools, Lance Thompson, Argyle West, and Jane Ruestmann, serve the community directly. School attendance boundaries, feeder patterns and ratings can change. Buyers should verify current assignments for the specific property directly with the applicable school district before making a purchase decision.
Are there still new construction lots available?
Yes, though today's new construction is concentrated in limited pockets rather than many undeveloped lots. Availability varies by builder and collection, and resale homes are an increasingly important part of the Harvest market. I can verify which builders have current inventory and which lots are best positioned for your priorities. Nearby amenities, property characteristics, supply, demand, purchase price and broader market conditions may influence future resale performance. No real estate purchase guarantees appreciation or investment results.
How does Harvest compare to Pecan Square?
Both are Hillwood master-planned communities, but they offer different lifestyles. Harvest focuses on the agrihood concept with a working farm and nature-inspired amenities. Pecan Square emphasizes village-center living with a more urban-inspired amenity model. I can help you compare both based on your priorities.
How many homes will Harvest have at complete build-out?
Per the developer's FAQ (verified October 22, 2026), at complete build-out Harvest will have more than 4,000 homesites within its approximately 1,200 acres. That is the developer's complete build-out plan, not what is selling today. Harvest is currently a mature, late-stage community, so verify which homes and homesites are available now before you plan around a timeline.
Hillwood Harvest FAQ: build-out plan · reviewed October 22, 2026
How much are HOA dues at Harvest, and when are they due?
Per the developer's published FAQ and HOA information (verified October 22, 2026), Harvest HOA dues are payable twice a year, on January 1 and July 1, and the amount varies based on the home's lot size and location within the community. Confirm the current assessment, included services and any additional charges in the HOA documents for your specific property. No single dollar amount applies to every Harvest home.
Hillwood Harvest FAQ · HOA information page · reviewed October 22, 2026
Does Harvest have a PID or other special taxing district?
Harvest PID No. 1 was dissolved by the Northlake Town Council on October 10, 2024, so it is no longer an active tax district and its assessment is no longer collected. Dissolving the PID did not remove other special-district taxes or HOA dues that may apply to a given property, and the homeowners association took over the former district's maintenance responsibilities. Harvest lies in the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) of the towns of Northlake and Argyle. Buyers should identify any district applicable to the exact lot and verify boundaries, current assessments, exemptions and required disclosures with district and county records. PID, MUD and MMD are not interchangeable names, so confirm which district applies before you buy.
Town of Northlake Special Districts (PID dissolved October 10, 2024) · harvesthoa.com/pid-1 (historical page: PID dissolved Oct 10, 2024) · reviewed October 22, 2026
What do property tax rates actually run at Harvest?
The developer publishes a Harvest tax rate range of $2.0900 to $2.4820 per $100 of valuation (verified October 22, 2026). That is a dated developer-published range, not the adopted rate for any property. The actual rate depends on the exact lot's county, school district (Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD) and any special district. The Harvest PID itself was dissolved on October 10, 2024, so a PID assessment should no longer appear on current tax statements for Harvest properties; dissolving the PID did not eliminate other district taxes or HOA dues. Verify the current adopted rates with Denton County, the applicable district and your lender, and avoid double-counting any remaining district tax.
Hillwood Harvest FAQ: tax rates · reviewed October 22, 2026
Are there quick move-in homes available at Harvest?
Inventory and completion dates at Harvest change frequently, so availability is never a promise. I can pull a dated list for you that identifies builder, address, price and construction status as of the day you ask, and I refresh the date whenever you ask again. I do not promise availability, prices or completion dates. Request a current quick move-in list and I will pull one with today's date.
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Which Harvest amenities are open now versus planned?
Each amenity below was checked individually against the developer's amenities and recreation pages on October 22, 2026. Open facilities are marked as open; future facilities are kept clearly separate and labeled as planned. For pools, the developer's plan calls for four pools in all: two are open today (The Splash and The Splash II by Harvest Hall), and two are planned (a pool at the North Amenity Complex and one at the new amenity center). Model homes and the sales office are not counted as resident recreational amenities.
| Feature | Current status | Source / date | Buyer consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harvest Farm (working farm, greenhouse, garden plots) | Open | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Confirm access and garden-plot rules with the HOA before relying on it. |
| Harvest Lake (11-acre stocked lake) | Open; fishing dock is a newer addition | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Verify fishing, boat and dock rules with the HOA. |
| Resort-style pools by Harvest Hall (The Splash, The Splash II), two of the developer's four planned pools | Open | Developer amenities and HOA pages, October 22, 2026 | Confirm pool access, guest policy and season with the HOA. |
| The Fit Barn (fitness center) | Open | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Confirm hours and any access rules before you move. |
| Central Park trails and open space | Open (about 1.5 miles of trails) | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | The trail network can change as the community builds out. |
| The Farmhouse (Farmhouse Coffee & Treasures) | Open | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Confirm current hours and offerings. |
| The Front Porch and The Back Porch gathering spaces | Open | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Confirm hours and reservation rules with the HOA. |
| Barn Park and Mini Town Park | Open; developer flags both as new | Developer amenities page, October 22, 2026 | Recent additions; confirm any access notes with the HOA. |
| North Amenity Complex (covered pavilion, new Fit Barn, pool, dog park), one of the two planned pools | Planned; under construction per developer, listed as opening soon | Developer "New North Amenities" page, October 22, 2026 | Planned and not yet confirmed open; do not assume completion timing. |
| New amenity center with pool and fitness area, the fourth planned pool | In final planning stages per developer | Developer page, October 22, 2026 | Conceptual at this stage; treat as planned, not existing. |
Developer amenities page · New North Amenities page · reviewed October 22, 2026
Can Theresa help me compare Harvest builders?
Yes. I have worked with most of the builders at Harvest directly and help buyers compare floor plans, included features, upgrade structures, warranties, construction timelines, inspection findings and current incentives. I do not promise savings, incentives, appreciation or resale results. It is important to discuss buyer representation before you tour or register with any builder, since registering early can affect the representation you receive.
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Sources & Last Verified
Facts on this page were last verified October 22, 2026. Where a figure, rate or timing can change, a direct source is linked beside it above and key sources are listed below. Verify anything material for your specific property before making a decision.
Developer (Hillwood)
HOA & Special Districts
Verification notes: The build-out figure of more than 4,000 homesites in approximately 1,200 acres and the tax rate range of $2.0900 to $2.4820 per $100 of valuation are the developer's published figures, reviewed October 22, 2026; neither is a promise of current inventory, an adopted rate, or an assessment for any specific property. HOA dues are semi-annual (January 1 and July 1) and vary by lot and location; amounts, included services and any additional charges must be confirmed in the HOA documents for your property. Harvest PID No. 1 was dissolved by the Northlake Town Council on October 10, 2024, and is no longer an active tax district; the old harvesthoa.com/pid-1 page is cited only as a historical record. Dissolving the PID did not remove other district taxes, utility-district assessments, or HOA dues. Boundaries, assessments, exemptions and disclosures must be verified with district and county records. PID, MUD and MMD are distinct district types. Amenity status was checked individually against the developer's pages on October 22, 2026; planned facilities are labeled as planned and renderings or conceptual plans are not presented as completed facilities.
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A side-by-side comparison of the top master-planned communities in Denton County, including Harvest, Pecan Square, Canyon Falls, and Landmark by Hillwood.
Read articleHarvest House Argyle: Luxury Rentals & Townhomes 2026
Hillwood's first luxury multifamily community at Harvest is now open, bringing 259 apartments and 90 townhomes to the Argyle corridor. For buyers evaluating new construction in Northlake, this development changes the math on timing, value, and long-term neighborhood growth.
Read articleSelling in Harvest
Selling in Harvest today means positioning a home that competes in a mature community. With most homes built, the resale market plays an increasingly important role, and the limited new construction that remains still shapes buyer expectations and comparable sales. I help sellers understand both sides of that market, price and position strategically, and support informed pricing and positioning decisions.
- Strategic, data-driven pricing and positioning so your Harvest home reaches the right buyers.
- Deep knowledge of the resale market in a mature community, including how remaining new construction affects comparable sales.
- Clear guidance through the full selling process, from listing to closing.
- Honest reporting along the way, so you always know where things stand.
Want to dig into the selling process? Read the full guide
Because Harvest addresses fall within either the Argyle or Northlake ETJ, the applicable selling guide depends on the specific property address: Selling in Argyle or Selling in Northlake.
Relocating to the area? Use the guide that matches the specific property address: the moving-to-Argyle guide for Argyle-addressed properties, or the moving-to-Northlake guide for Northlake-addressed properties.
Ask About Buying or Selling HereNearby communities worth exploring.
Pecan Square
An award-winning master-planned community featuring a village-center model, resort-style amenities, high-speed fiber internet, and homes from the $400s to $800K+. Theresa is building here herself.
View Pecan SquareFurst Ranch
A 2,300-acre master-planned community in Flower Mound with 8 premium builders, Argyle ISD schools, and homes from the mid-$500s to $1.1M+.
View Furst RanchCompare this community with other Argyle-area new-construction options.
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