Guide to Alliance Corridor Homes for Sale in Denton County

Last Updated: October 31, 2026

Where should I buy a new home in the Alliance Corridor?

Four Hillwood master-planned communities along I-35W in Denton County sell most of the new construction here: Pecan Square in Northlake (Northwest ISD), Harvest in Argyle and Northlake (Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD, by lot), Treeline in Justin (Northwest ISD), and Landmark in Denton (Denton ISD). New homes run from $299,990 for Pecan Square townhomes to $1 million and up. HOA dues range from $1,600 a year at Landmark to $7,060 a year for Pecan Square townhomes, and total tax rates run from about 2.43% at Pecan Square to 2.70% at Landmark. The right fit depends on your schools, budget, and commute.

When you’re relocating a business or a family to the Alliance Corridor, your housing decision is strategic. We help business owners, aviation professionals, and relocating families every month, and this guide compares the four communities side by side.

Verified Credentials

• North Fort Worth Real Producers, 2026: Edson Miranda ranked Top 250 and Paige Miranda ranked Top 1,000, out of approximately 15,000 agents in the North Fort Worth market.
• RealTrends Verified, 2026: Miranda Realty Team named a Best Real Estate Small Team in Argyle, Texas, based on independently verified 2025 production.
• Team production: Over 50 homes sold and more than $25 million in Texas real estate closed over the last two years.
• Landmark experience: Our clients signed the first contract at Landmark in December 2025 and closed as its first homeowners in June 2026.
• Service area: Denton, Argyle, Northlake, Justin, and Flower Mound, Texas

The Four Communities at a Glance

HOA and tax figures come from the communities’ own materials and can change. Verify them before you budget.

Why the Alliance Corridor Works for Business Owners and Aviation Professionals

AllianceTexas is a 27,000-acre Hillwood development that includes Fort Worth Alliance Airport, the world’s first industrial airport. It holds more than 600 companies and 73,000+ direct jobs, with $142.9 billion in cumulative economic impact. Amazon Air, FedEx, and aerospace manufacturers operate there, and Alliance Airport has no commercial passenger service.

DFW International Airport supports tens of thousands of aviation and logistics jobs and is a major hub for American Airlines.

For pilots, logisticians, and business owners, the draw is reaching both airports and the I-35W logistics corridor from newer master-planned housing. Drive times depend on your route and shift, so test your real commute before you commit. We can’t promise appreciation in any community, but we can compare what each one offers.

Pecan Square Homes for Sale in Northlake, TX

• Location: Northlake, about one mile west of I-35W and FM 407
• Developer: Hillwood Communities; 1,200 acres, about 3,100 homes at full build-out
• Schools: Northwest ISD, with Johnie Daniel Elementary open on site and Floyd Barksdale Middle School open as of August 2026
• Recognition: 2021 People’s Choice Community of the Year and 2025 NAHB Gold Awards for Master-Planned Community of the Year and Lifestyle Program of the Year

Builders and pricing: Cadence Homes townhomes from $299,990, Coventry Homes from $399,990, Highland Homes from the $430s, and David Weekley Homes from $495,990. Half-acre estates start at $735,990 and are in their final opportunities. D.R. Horton and Pulte Homes have sold out.

Costs: HOA dues run $2,260 a year for most lot types and up to $3,355 for rear-entry 70' lots, with townhomes at $7,060 a year (billed through a separate sub-association). The total tax rate is 2.430038%.

Pecan Plaza: CVS is now open at 8000 Gibbs Road. Little Caesars is a confirmed tenant, Hashtag India has filed plans, and more tenants are expected; confirm opening dates before you plan around them.

Who it suits: buyers who want an established community with completed amenities and Northwest ISD zoning. See our Pecan Square guide.

Harvest Homes for Sale in Argyle and Northlake

• Location: Argyle and Northlake, at I-35W and FM 407; sales center at 1301 Homestead Way, Argyle, TX 76226
• Developer: Hillwood Communities; 1,200 acres, 4,000+ homes at full build-out; first residents in 2013
• Schools: Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD, depending on the lot
• HOA dues: $2,150 to $2,570 a year

Harvest Town Center: Tom Thumb (63,000 square feet, $12.6 million) has been open since March 6, 2026, and Chuy’s is open. McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, and Chase Bank are operating, and more retail space is still available to lease. Harvest House, a 349-unit apartment and townhome community across I-35W from the center, is now leasing.

Who it suits: buyers who want an established community with Argyle ISD zoning options and retail on the doorstep. Pricing and builders vary by section, so see our Harvest guide or ask us for current numbers.

Treeline Homes for Sale in Justin, TX

• Location: 8551 Treeline Parkway, Justin, TX 76247
• Developer: Hillwood Communities; 800 acres, 2,700 homes at full build-out; eight builders
• Prices: High $300s to $600s
• Schools: Northwest ISD
• Costs: HOA dues of $1,970 a year (including $720 for front yard maintenance) and a total tax rate of 2.477385%
• Status: Grand opening March 2025; new construction is active

Who it suits: buyers who want newer homes at lower entry prices with a more rural feel than Argyle. See our Treeline guide.

Landmark Homes for Sale in Denton, TX

• Location: I-35W and Robson Ranch Road, southwest Denton; 9018 Landmark Trail, Denton, TX 76207
• Developer: Hillwood; 3,200 acres, about 6,000 single-family homes and 3,000+ multifamily units planned, with development over 15+ years and a $10 billion estimated build-out value
• Builders: nine, all selling: American Legend Homes, Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Highland Homes, M/I Homes, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, and Tri Pointe Homes
• Prices: High $300s to about $1 million; Highland starts around $503,990
• Schools: Denton ISD (E.P. Rayzor Elementary, Harpool Middle, Guyer High); land is set aside for two elementary schools and one middle school, none yet built
• Costs: HOA dues of $1,600 a year and a total tax rate of 2.704158%, which includes a 0.77% MMD
• Status: Phase 1 (about 750 homesites) is selling, models are open, and the first homeowners closed in June 2026

H-E-B and commercial plans: Denton’s first H-E-B is under construction at 7520 Robson Ranch Road, with an opening window of December 2026 to February 2027. Hillwood plans nearly 5 million square feet of retail, dining, hospitality, entertainment, and office space over time.

Who it suits: buyers who want builder variety, nature access, and an all-ages community. See our Landmark guide and buyer FAQ.

Alliance Corridor School Districts

• Northwest ISD: serves Pecan Square, Treeline, and part of Harvest
• Argyle ISD: serves part of Harvest; known as one of North Texas’s top-rated districts
• Denton ISD: serves Landmark, with on-site schools planned but not yet built

Zoning is by address, so confirm with the district. There’s no universal “best” district. We help families weigh schools, budget, and commute.

Commercial Growth Around the Four Communities

• Harvest Town Center: Tom Thumb and Chuy’s are open, with additional space still being leased
• Pecan Plaza: CVS is open at 8000 Gibbs Road, and other tenants are coming
• Landmark: H-E-B in its December-to-February window, then phased retail and office space
• Roads: I-35W is getting $555.4 million in new funding. See our I-35W funding guide.

For a deeper look at grocery growth, read The Grocery Store Wars of Southern Denton County.

How to Choose: A Decision Framework

1. Set your commute tolerance. Drive your real route at your real hours, to Alliance Airport, DFW Airport, or your warehouse.
2. Set your housing budget. Pecan Square townhomes start at $299,990, Treeline and Landmark start in the high $300s, and premium lots in all four reach $700,000 and up.
3. Check total ownership costs. Compare HOA and tax rates, not just prices. At a $500,000 assessed value before exemptions, taxes plus HOA come to roughly $14,400 a year at Pecan Square, $14,400 at Treeline, and $15,100 at Landmark.
4. Match the school district. Argyle ISD, Northwest ISD, and Denton ISD each serve different communities.
5. Decide how much construction you can live with. Established communities have mature amenities. Landmark and Treeline are still building.

Relocating Your Business or Family: Two Approaches

The strategic approach: visit multiple communities over two to three days, test your commute, compare costs, and decide with your family and business needs in mind. Closings typically follow within 30 to 45 days.

The rushed approach: if you must be operating in 60 days, we can run virtual tours, share local school and commute knowledge, and focus on quick move-in inventory.

Both work, and we’ve done both many times. The key is an honest assessment of your timeline and risk tolerance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Alliance Corridor in North Texas? The area along I-35W from Fort Worth to Denton, centered on AllianceTexas, a 27,000-acre development with Fort Worth Alliance Airport, 600+ companies, and 73,000+ direct jobs.

How much are new homes in the Alliance Corridor? From $299,990 for Pecan Square townhomes to $1 million and up. Treeline starts in the high $300s, and Landmark ranges from the high $300s to about $1 million.

Which community is closest to Alliance Airport? Pecan Square and Harvest are among the closest, but drive times vary by route and time of day.

What are the HOA dues? Landmark $1,600 a year, Treeline $1,970, Harvest $2,150 to $2,570, and Pecan Square $2,260 to $7,060 depending on lot type.

What are the tax rates? Pecan Square 2.430038%, Treeline 2.477385%, and Landmark 2.704158%. Harvest varies by lot and school district.

What school districts serve these communities? Northwest ISD (Pecan Square, Treeline, part of Harvest), Argyle ISD (part of Harvest), and Denton ISD (Landmark).

When will H-E-B open at Landmark? H-E-B’s window is December 2026 to February 2027, and Hillwood says 2027.

Who should I talk to about buying in the Alliance Corridor? Edson Miranda and Paige Miranda of Miranda Realty Team. They’re based in Northlake, TX. Reach them at 940.577.2051 or [email protected].

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Sources

• Pecan Square by Hillwood
• Landmark by Hillwood
• Cross Timbers Gazette: Hillwood Communities to offer half-acre lots at Pecan Square
• Community Impact: Officials say Denton’s 1st H-E-B could open in late 2026
• Cross Timbers Gazette: Denton County lands $555 million for I-35W frontage roads, interchanges
• Hillwood: Hillwood breaks ground on Harvest House
• Hillwood and community homeowner materials for HOA dues and tax rates

Related Resources

• Pecan Square by Hillwood: Complete Guide
• Landmark by Hillwood: Denton’s $10 Billion Master-Planned Community
• Treeline by Hillwood: Justin’s Newest Master-Planned Community
• Harvest by Hillwood: Complete Community Guide
• Pecan Plaza: Northlake’s New Commercial Development
• Explore Alliance Corridor Large Lots in Denton County
• Furst Ranch Home Sales Now Open in Flower Mound
• The Ultimate Guide to Buying New Construction in 2026
• Why You Need a Realtor When Buying New Construction

Information is accurate as of October 2026 and subject to change. This article is for informational purposes and does not constitute real estate advice.