Summary
A 72-acre, six-building, million-square-foot warehouse and office campus is proposed on long-vacant land near Grandscape. Supporters tout $175 million in private investment and roughly $800,000 a year in tax revenue with little strain on city services; the Billingsley Company argues warehouses would devalue surrounding land and spoil the gateway to Nebraska Furniture Mart.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Developer projects about $800,000 a year in new tax revenue plus $700,000-plus in construction-year sales tax, with no city incentives requested.
The city's tax base and Grandscape businesses gain daytime traffic and jobs; warehouse and logistics employers gain space near SH-121.
The Billingsley Company says warehouses would severely hurt the value of its roughly 65-acre ranch house tract and surrounding holdings.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council - May 5, 2026
A developer wanted to build a million-square-foot warehouse/office campus on the last big undeveloped tract near Plano Parkway and Grandscape. Residents pushed back hard on truck traffic, noise, and drainage, and the council said no, 3-4.
City Council - Apr 21, 2026
A 71.72-acre mixed commercial development is proposed north of Plano Parkway and Windhaven Parkway. The public hearing was continued to May 5, so residents who want to weigh in still have time.
Planning & Zoning Commission - Mar 24, 2026
A 72-acre, six-building, million-square-foot warehouse and office campus is proposed on long-vacant land near Grandscape. Supporters tout $175 million in private investment and roughly $800,000 a year in tax revenue with little strain on city services; the Billingsley Company argues warehouses would devalue surrounding land and spoil the gateway to Nebraska Furniture Mart.
Related development
Colony Commerce Center Planned Development 31 (PD26-0001)
This could shape a major new commercial corridor at a key intersection — residents can still comment at the May 5 hearing.
Colony Commerce Center Planned Development 31 (PD-31)
Brings a $175 million private development and an estimated $800,000 in annual tax revenue to long-vacant land, but neighbors worry about truck traffic, drainage and the look of the gateway to Grandscape.
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