Georgetown approves rezoning

New development could bring up to 3,000 housing units

  • The development’s regional center would allow visitors to walk to various restaurants and businesses while still having access to the neighborhood. (Courtesy Lionheart)
    The development’s regional center would allow visitors to walk to various restaurants and businesses while still having access to the neighborhood. (Courtesy Lionheart)
  • A red outline north of Ronald Reagan Boulevard highlights where the new Heirloom mixed-use neighborhood would be built in Georgetown’s ETJ.
    A red outline north of Ronald Reagan Boulevard highlights where the new Heirloom mixed-use neighborhood would be built in Georgetown’s ETJ.
  • The development would have various types of housing that would accommodate for multiple different lifestyles. (Courtesy Lionheart)
    The development would have various types of housing that would accommodate for multiple different lifestyles. (Courtesy Lionheart)
Georgetown’s extraterritorial jurisdiction will see a new mixed-density neighborhood and commercial center with an estimated 2,500 to 3,000 residential units. The development, which is called Heirloom, will sit on 361.94 acres along Ronald Reagan Boulevard near the Nolina single-family development and Parmer Ranch. Forty of the acres would be dedicated to the regional center, and 322 would be…

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