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Coppell
Samsung is doubling down on Coppell by renewing their massive lease, which is a huge win for our local economy. It keeps jobs in town and ensures the city has a steady stream of tax revenue to fund our services.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
Private investment in commercial and medical development, boosting local commercial property values.
Nearby residents gain access to new retail and medical services.
Nearby residents may experience increased local traffic and reduced open space.
A zoning change request to allow a 14,480-square-foot commercial and medical center on 2.03 acres south of Sandy Lake Road is moving through the public hearing process.
A developer wants to build a new 14,480-square-foot center for retail and medical offices. This could bring more services to the neighborhood but will change the local zoning.
The city is planning a new district to boost tourism and arts. They are deciding if people should be allowed to walk around with drinks and how the board should be run.
The city is planning a new special district to boost tourism and local business. It would allow for more flexible alcohol rules and dedicated programming.
The city is exploring creating a special district in Old Town to help with events, alcohol regulations, and economic growth. This could change how the area is managed and funded in the future.
The city is looking into creating a special district for Old Town. They are currently deciding how the board should be run, what to name it, and exactly where the boundaries should be.
The city is bringing its tourism marketing in-house to better track how many people visit and stay in local hotels.
The city is changing how it markets Coppell to visitors by bringing marketing in-house to focus on hotel stays and local spending.
The commission worked to ensure that new live-work units in Old Town actually function as businesses, requiring that business names and hours be posted to maintain the area's commercial character.
The city is looking at ways to make Old Town more vibrant by adding new events, better parking, and more street furniture like benches and bike racks.
The city is deciding how to use its last vacant pad site in Old Town. The goal is to bring more people to the area, but the council is split between building a community park with food truck hookups or holding out for a permanent restaurant.
The city is seeing growth in its hospitality and restaurant sectors with the expansion of the AC Hotel and a new McDonald's location.
A new office-warehouse is coming to Freeport Parkway. It's designed to keep the back of the lot natural and includes strict rules for lighting and screening to keep neighbors happy.
A developer is trying to build a 71-unit condo complex on South Beltline Road. The project has been denied by the City Council before, and neighbors and officials are concerned about its density and whether it's the right fit for the area.
Survey Says: New Retail Coming to Coppell After City Asked Residents What They Want candysdirt.com
Sales tax sourcing among Coppell’s top priorities for upcoming Texas legislative session | Dallas - Fort Worth Community Impact
Samsung Signs 815,850 SF Industrial Lease Renewal in Coppell, Texas REBusinessOnline
On Tuesday, Coppell City Council approved the Detailed Planned Development of a 14,480 square foot commercial center south of Sandy Lake Road and west of Denton Tap Road despite citizen concerns, nominated Dave & Buster’s for the Texas Enterprise Program and approved the consideration of the proposed property tax rate for the 2026-27 year. Arbor...
Allows a private school to operate in an existing church building with strict enrollment caps.
This project would add new retail and medical services to the area, potentially increasing local traffic and commercial activity.
The demolition will remove a dangerous, vacant structure from the neighborhood.
The proposal would have added medical office use to the downtown area.
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