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The Links on PGA Parkway in Frisco to house nearly 2,000 residents by 2027

By Jacob Vaughn

The Links on PGA Parkway in Frisco is getting bigger.

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The Beacon apartments offers tours, pre-leasing in downtown Frisco
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Representatives from the city of Frisco and FC Dallas celebrated the start of renovations at Toyota Stadium on March 26. (Courtesy FC Dallas)
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The Noc apartment building planned for Frisco's Firefly Park
Exterior of apartment building with Jefferson Parkhouse signage.
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Kaleidoscope Park opened Oct. 5 to the general public. (Samantha Douty/Community Impact)
Kaleidoscope Park could see $14M expansion
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