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Alliance Corridor & North Fort Worth TX — Master-Planned Community Guide 2026
Alliance Corridor North Fort Worth TX: AllianceTexas (Hillwood, 27,000 acres, 575+ companies, 73,000+ jobs, $123B+ economic impact; Amazon 1M+ sqft, Meta, BNSF, Fidelity, FedEx). Hillwood MPCs: Pecan Square (Northlake, 1,200 acres, 3,100 homes, NW ISD — Johnie Daniel Elem on-site, Barksdale MS Aug 2026, $450K–$650K+, Coventry/DRH/DWH/Highland/Pulte, Town Square + Jackson Hall + 22,000 sqft Arena, 2025 NAHB Gold Award). Harvest (Argyle/Northlake, Argyle ISD most-sought DFW, $350K–$550K+, agrarian-inspired). Treeline (Justin, NW ISD area, $400K–$650K+, opened 2025, nature-focused). Heritage (NW ISD, Timber Creek HS, 20+ years established). Morningstar (Aledo, Parker County, Aledo ISD A+, 3 pool complexes, $350K–$650K+). Landmark (Denton, $10B, 9 builders, Guyer HS, H-E-B 2027).
Alliance Corridor & North Fort Worth TX — Master-Planned Community Guide 2026
AllianceTexas: 27,000 acres. 575+ companies. 73,000+ jobs. $123 billion+ economic impact. Pecan Square. Harvest. Treeline. Heritage. Morningstar. Landmark Denton. The Hillwood ecosystem — and the complete buyer's guide that connects all of it.
AllianceTexas — The Economic Engine
AllianceTexas is Hillwood Properties' 27,000-acre development anchored by the Alliance Global Logistics Hub — a foreign trade zone, inland port, and industrial/commercial ecosystem that has grown since 1989 into one of the largest employment centers in North Texas. Major anchors include Amazon's 1M+ sq ft fulfillment center, Facebook/Meta's data centers, BNSF Railway's intermodal facility, Fidelity Investments, FedEx, and Charles Schwab (corporate campus nearby). The corridor generates tax base that funds exceptional infrastructure, schools, and quality of life improvements across the municipalities it touches — Northlake, Haslet, Fort Worth, Roanoke, Justin.
The Complete Hillwood Community Matrix
| Community | City | ISD | Price Range | Key Builders | Scale | Distinguishing Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pecan Square | Northlake | Northwest ISD (D. Daniel Elem on-site; Barksdale MS Aug 2026) | $450K–$650K+ | Coventry, DRH, David Weekley, Highland, Pulte | 1,200 acres / 3,100 homes | Town Square + Jackson Hall + 22,000 sq ft Arena; 2025 NAHB Gold Award |
| Harvest | Argyle / Northlake | Argyle ISD (most sought-after in DFW) | $350K–$550K+ | Multiple Hillwood builders | Multiple acres | Agrarian-inspired; community gardens; quieter feel; Argyle ISD is the draw |
| Treeline | Justin | Northwest ISD area | $400K–$650K+ | Hillwood partner builders | Growing — opened 2025 | Nature-focused; I-35W access; newest Hillwood opening |
| Heritage | Northwest ISD area (Timber Creek HS) | Northwest ISD | $400K–$650K+ | Resale + limited new | Large — 20+ years established | Most mature Hillwood community; Timber Creek HS athletics strong |
| Morningstar | Aledo / Parker County | Aledo ISD (A+; top TX athletics) | $350K–$650K+ | Multiple national builders | Multiple phases | Three pool complexes; trails; Aledo ISD known for football excellence |
| Landmark | Denton | Denton ISD (Guyer HS) | High $300s–$1M+ | 9 builders (Phase 1) | 3,200 acres / 6,000+ homes | Newest / largest Hillwood project; $10B total; H-E-B 2027; owner-occupancy required |
Pecan Square — The Established Alliance Flagship
Pecan Square is Hillwood's most complete master-planned community in the Alliance corridor — 1,200 acres, 3,100 planned homes, Northwest ISD with Johnie Daniel Elementary on-site and Barksdale Middle School opening August 2026 within the community. The Town Square concept distinguishes Pecan Square: Jackson Hall (gathering/event space), The Arena (22,000 sq ft repurposed equestrian center), a full-time Lifestyle Director, and the Greeting House co-working space create an environment where community programming is intentional, not accidental. Builders include Coventry, D.R. Horton, David Weekley, Highland, and Pulte across $450K–$650K+. Pecan Square won the 2021 People's Choice Community of the Year and 2025 NAHB Gold Award — two of the most respected recognitions in the MPC industry.
Harvest — When Argyle ISD Is the Priority
Harvest is Hillwood's agrarian-inspired community in Argyle and Northlake — and its primary appeal is simple: Argyle ISD. Consistently rated among the most sought-after school districts in DFW, Argyle ISD draws families who are willing to pay a premium (and commute slightly further) specifically for the district. The community's design reflects its agricultural identity with active community gardens, outdoor living spaces, and a quieter, more spacious feel than Pecan Square's more programmatic lifestyle. Prices range from $350K–$550K+. For families whose #1 priority is Argyle ISD, Harvest is often the conclusion of their search.
Corridor School Districts — Choosing Your Community by ISD
Alliance Corridor vs Celina/Frisco — The Trade-Off
The Alliance corridor and the Celina/Prosper/Frisco corridor serve different buyer profiles. Alliance/North Fort Worth is for buyers who work in the Alliance employment ecosystem (Amazon, FedEx, BNSF, logistics, data centers) or who commute to Fort Worth. Celina/Prosper is for buyers who work in the Frisco/Plano/McKinney corridor (tech, financial services, corporate campuses along DNT). Buyers who work in between — at DFW Airport, Irving, Las Colinas — should model both corridors' commutes before choosing. School district priority is often the tiebreaker: Argyle ISD (Harvest) vs Prosper ISD (Prosper/Lilyana) is a genuine choice between two elite districts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ryan Brown — Principal Broker & CEO · FL BK3626873The Alliance corridor is the most employment-dense residential growth zone in Tarrant County — and Hillwood has built five distinct master-planned communities serving every price point and school district preference along it. I specialize in this corridor, know every community's current phase availability and pricing, and can walk you through the full Hillwood ecosystem in one day. Call me before your first visit.
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