Developer Hall Group plans to kick off construction soon on a mixed-use project that will include an office high-rise on Warren Parkway just west of the tollway. The developer’s surrounding Hall Park is Frisco’s largest employment center, with more than 2.5 million square feet of offices housing almost 10,000 workers.

The city of Frisco is planning a beautiful new arts center in Hall Park. For long-time residents of Collin County this might sound odd, because in 2011 Frisco and its residents pulled out of the proposed Arts Center of North Texas after a decade of work.

Lamar National Bank is set to open a Frisco location this fall at Hall Park. The bank, which caters to both commercial and consumer customers, has locations in Reno, Celina, Northlake, and Paris, Texas.

A fundraising push to raise $100 million ahead of a Jan. 1 deadline for the future performing arts center at Hall Park is now underway. The HEARTS Project was unveiled in an Aug. 24 luncheon hosted by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce with arts patron Sandra Moon serving as chairperson. The acronym stands for the Hall Group, education and the arts, city officials said. Mayor Jeff Cheney, Frisco ISD Superintendent Mike Waldrip and Hall Group President Don Braun participated in a Q&A panel detailing how the public-private partnership came to fruition.

HALL Group is proud to announce that Rena Padachy has joined the company as Vice President of Leasing. Rena joins Dallas-based HALL Group’s team of Kim Butler and Brad Gibson in the marketing and leasing efforts for HALL Park, a 15-building, 2.2 million-square-foot office development in Frisco, Texas.

Aside from the $67 million performing arts center that got approved in June, Hall Group is in the process of getting zoning approvals for for a new 12-story high-rise that will include over 200 residential units in Frisco’s Hall Park.