Graham Hart Home Builder takes $10M SouthState loan in Haltom City

Graham Hart Home Builder’s GHHB Talon Hill LLC is named on 7 instruments recorded in the Tarrant County clerk’s index from Oct. 19 to Oct. 26, 2026, all tied to two subdivisions in Haltom City and North Richland Hills. Four are deeds bringing in lots. Three are deeds of trust financing them, and one puts a $10 million figure on the debt.

Why it matters

GHHB Talon Hill LLC, identified on its own deeds as “Graham Hart Home Builder doing business as,” took title to lots in the Diamond Meadows subdivision in Haltom City and the Shady Grove subdivision in North Richland Hills, both Tarrant County, inside a two-week window. It financed the Diamond Meadows lots with a $10 million SouthState Bank loan and signed separate Truist Bank deeds of trust against both subdivisions. For builders and lenders watching Dallas-Fort Worth, the pattern shows Graham Hart staging lots in two northeast Tarrant County subdivisions at the same time.

The numbers

Diamond Meadows, Haltom City: three deeds (Lots 14, 18 and 21, Block 1, from Diamond Meadows LLC, recorded Oct. 21 and Oct. 26) plus two deeds of trust, the Oct. 21 SouthState Bank loan on Lot 21 recorded at $10,000,000, and an Oct. 26 Truist Bank deed of trust on Lot 18 with no loan amount captured on the record. Shady Grove, North Richland Hills: one deed (Lot 3, Block 3, from Keller Shady Grove LLC, recorded Oct. 19) and a matching Oct. 19 Truist Bank deed of trust, also with no disclosed amount. The $10 million SouthState loan is the only dollar figure the record discloses across all 7 instruments.

What’s next

Two of the three deeds of trust carry no public dollar figure, so the record does not show the full debt behind either subdivision. The next filings to watch are additional Tarrant County deeds of trust naming GHHB Talon Hill LLC, which would put a fuller figure on the Shady Grove loan, and whether the entity goes on to record finished-home sales out of either subdivision.