Highland Homes buys 10 parcels across Collin, Denton in nine days

Highland Homes Dallas LLC took title to 10 parcels in Collin and Denton counties in records filed between Oct. 20 and Oct. 28, 2026, and pledged six lots in Denton County’s Treeline 1F subdivision under two deeds of trust.

Why it matters

Ten closings in nine days shows Highland Homes buying finished lots in active subdivisions, not raw land. The deeds name sellers tied to named communities, including Ridgeline Addition and Aster Park Phase 2 in McKinney and Tradition South 4A in Denton County. For lot developers, that is a large builder taking delivery of platted inventory heading into winter. For trades and agents, closed lots are usually the step before permit filings and starts in those subdivisions.

The numbers

County clerk records list Highland Homes Dallas LLC as grantee on 10 deeds and as grantor on two deeds of trust, 12 instruments in all. The latest deeds were recorded Oct. 28, including a Ridgeline Addition lot in McKinney and a Tradition South 4A lot in Denton County. An Aster Park Phase 2 lot in McKinney was recorded Oct. 21.

The two deeds of trust were recorded in Denton County on Oct. 20, instruments 121754 and 121796, both dated Oct. 16. Each pledges three Treeline 1F lots, six in total, to Treeline Phase 1 LLC as beneficiary. Neither record shows a loan amount in the text we reviewed. Texas deeds carry no sale price, so the record does not show what Highland Homes paid for the 10 parcels.

What’s next

Watch for building permits on the Ridgeline, Aster Park, Tradition South and Treeline lots, which would show Highland Homes moving from closings to starts. A release of either Treeline deed of trust would show that debt paid off. More DFW land and permit coverage is tracked at /markets/dallas/.