Why Grayson County Is Growing So Fast
Census numbers, chip plants, housing demand, and U.S. 75 geography—why Grayson County’s growth accelerated into 2025–2026, in plain local terms.
Census numbers, chip plants, housing demand, and U.S. 75 geography—why Grayson County’s growth accelerated into 2025–2026, in plain local terms.
Van Alstyne-only status board for early September 2026: U.S. 75 work zones, Solara (453 lots), The Landing retail/apartments at 75 & FM 121, the $67.2M interchange on TxDOT’s 10-year plan, and Van Alstyne ISD watch items.
Gunter-only status board for early September 2026: BNSF Logistics Center North Dallas, Platinum Ranch infrastructure and bonds, Gunter ISD bond finish-outs, Chase Oaks, Preston Trail steakhouse plans, and Taylor Ranch watch items.
Denison-only status board for early September 2026: downtown D3 Phase 2, Main Street lofts, Waterloo Trails apartments, Preston Harbor infrastructure bond, Foundation Business Park, Denison ISD bonds, and U.S. 75 work.
Living status tracker of major Grayson County projects—TI, GlobalWafers, US 75, BNSF, housing, schools—updated early September 2026.