Free address lookup · North Texas

What’s being built near your house?

Type your address or ZIP to see every new store, school, road project, ER, park and data center planned within 1, 3 or 5 miles, with dates and sources. You also get heads-ups like flood zones, special tax districts, rail lines and landfills.

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Or try a ZIP: 75009 Celina75078 Prosper75407 Princeton75409 Anna76052 Haslet76207 Denton75033 Frisco75071 McKinney

Your address is used only to find the spot on the map. No sign-up needed.

What your report shows

Everything planned nearby

Stores, groceries, schools, ERs and hospitals, parks, road and rail work, new neighborhoods, offices and warehouses, sorted by distance from your door.

When it opens, and how sure that is

Each project shows its status (announced, approved, under construction, opening soon) and the latest dated timing, with a link to the source.

Heads-ups most maps skip

FEMA flood zone, MUD and special tax districts, oil and gas wells, landfills and gravel pits, freight rail, airport noise and data centers near the address.

Example: ZIP 75009 (Celina)

14 projectswithin 3 miles of downtown Celina, with 5 under construction right now.
  • New parks and a new downtown center and library on the way
  • The closest project and its distance, at a glance
  • Not in a FEMA flood zone, with no special tax district on the state map
  • A link you can copy and send to a spouse, buyer or neighbor

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Questions

Where does this information come from?

Every project links to its source: city council and planning agendas, school district bond pages, Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation construction filings, company announcements and established local news. We re-check the list every month, and openings that are close are checked every week.

How far does it look?

You can pick 1, 3 or 5 miles (10 on the map). Distances are straight-line, measured to each project’s mapped location. Road projects are measured to the nearest point on the route.

Which areas are covered?

84 cities and towns across North Texas, from Dallas and its suburbs out to Celina, Princeton, Haslet, Royse City and Ferris.

Do I need an account?

No. The lookup is free and needs no sign-up. If you want a heads-up when a project near you opens or changes, open its page and tap “Notify me”, or follow your city.

Something near me is missing.

Tell us! Use the “Text Stacey about this area” button in your report, and we’ll research it and add it if we can source it.

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