Heritage Crossing Redevelopment Project

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Heritage District, LLC has acquired almost 48 acres for redevelopment of the 640-acre area, known as Heritage Crossing, which is bound by West Pioneer Drive, Britain Road, Shady Grove Road and MacArthur Boulevard. Thirty-eight of these acres are now aggregated into 15 redevelopment sites located in two primary areas – the Irving Boulevard/Second Street corridor and along Delaware Creek. Read more

		City Council Meeting Update Staff provided an update on Heritage Crossing activity at the last City Council meeting. View Video: Feb. 9
		Jan. 30 Heritage Crossing Update During a special called meeting Jan. 30, the Irving City Council authorized city staff to proceed with an initiative designed to inject new energy into the Heritage Crossing development project, long considered by city leaders to be a key to the economic health of South Irving. Read more \| Video: Jan. 30 special meeting
		Activity, Progress in Heritage Crossing Heritage Crossing, one of Irving’s most historic areas, continues to undergo much planning and development. Read more
		New Businesses in Heritage Crossing Two new businesses have opened in Heritage Crossing: Encanto Cake Shop and Chubby's Gym. Read more (Source: Greater Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce)
		New Vision for Heritage Crossing The new Heritage Crossing Vision focuses on creating a unique, quality development for residents, businesses and visitors that preserves and enhances the qualities of Irving’s downtown while promoting new development that leverages mass transit access to the major employment centers in the surrounding areas. New shops, restaurants, housing and recreational amenities are major elements of the vision. Read more
		Heritage Crossing Project to Revamp Downtown Irving The city of Irving is making plans to revamp the heart of downtown. Its goal is to stimulate the local economy by attracting both residents and visitors to Heritage Crossing. Read more (Source: www.nbcdfw.com/Christine Lee)
		Video: Heritage Crossing Meeting Residents have several chances to ask questions and voice their views on Heritage Crossing. ICTN’s City Source covered the first meeting hosted by the Heritage Crossing Communications Committee, and heard from people on both sides.