One of Dallas-Fort Worth’s largest homebuilders has acquired more than 550 acres northwest of Celina with plans to build over 2,000 new homes.
Green Brick Partners purchased 557 acres along FM 1385 in Pilot Point and plans to build 2,200 homes on the site.purchased 557 acres along FM 1385 in Pilot Point and plans to bring 2,200 homes to the site, said Jed Dolson, the firm’s president and chief operating officer.The purchase price and other terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Land preparation work will begin in November. Construction on the first homes is slated to start in mid-2026, Dolson said.
Dolson and Bobby Samuel, Green Brick Partners’ national vice president of land, led negotiations for the acquisition. The property was acquired from a partnership led by DFW Land and Vijay Borra. Frisco-based REX Real Estate’s Caleb Lavey and Rex Glendenning represented both parties.Green Brick Partners is the third-largest homebuilder in Dallas-Fort Worth, and the firm has multiple communities in Celina. Plans for its sixth Celina neighborhood,, were approved in August 2023.
Green Brick Partners also purchased 400 acres in northeast Celina earlier this year for Seven Springs, a planned 1,300-home development, Dolson said.’s population grew by an estimated 26.6% over that period — more than 53 times higher than the nation’s growth rate.“We see the area west of Celina and east of Pilot Point as a natural extension to the rapid single-family development that this area has experienced.
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