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Waterloo Trails project advances with apartments, retail planned

The Waterloo Trails development in Denison is moving forward near US 75 and Crawford Lane with residential and commercial plans.

Reese Pruett

August 6, 20261 min read

Mixed-use development - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Mixed-use development - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Waterloo Trails, a mixed-use project long in planning, has started taking shape near US 75 at Crawford Lane in Denison, with apartments and commercial space planned on about 30 acres.

Forrest Pool of Preston Forrest Capital said the property is entering a visible stage after years in development. "For so long, everybody has just driven past it, but now it's going to be place where people are excited to stop," Pool said.

Early work is focused on preparing the site. Pool said the location has been complicated because sewer, water and related services were not already in place along the highway, and the first phase includes installing utilities needed for the apartment portion of the project.

Pool said the first residential phase is expected to bring tenants around this same point next year. He said those residents would have access to a clubhouse and other amenities while the remaining buildings are still being finished. He also noted that Denison does not currently have an apartment complex served by an elevator.

The plan also includes restaurant and retail space. Pool said commercial pad sites are expected to fill in over a three- to four-year period, and he said a well-known tenant could lead other businesses to follow. No specific tenant names were provided.

Denison Development Alliance president Tony Kaai said additional housing and places for food, drinks and recreation would benefit the city. "More housing, more places for people to drink and have fun… that's always an asset," Kaai said. Pool said Waterloo Trails is projected to reach full completion within about five years.

Source: KTEN

Source: KTEN.

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Reese Pruett

Reese Pruett reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Denison.

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