Trinity Falls: Highland, Perry, Weekley take lot deeds in Collin
Trinity Falls Holdings recorded five deeds and five matching deeds of trust in Collin County Nov. 3 to 5. Highland, Perry and Weekley are among the buyers.
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Trinity Falls Holdings LP recorded five deeds in Collin County between Nov. 3 and Nov. 5, 2026, each paired with a deed of trust running back to the seller. Highland Homes, Perry Homes and David Weekley Homes received three of them, covering 35 lots between them. For a DFW builder or lot buyer, it shows who is taking lots in Trinity Falls now.
Why it matters
Lot deeds show where builders are still buying in the northern Dallas-Fort Worth frontier. These are county clerk filings, not announcements, and they show three production builders taking lots in the same community within three days.
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The paired deeds of trust matter too. Each deed has a second instrument in which the buyer pledges the property back to Trinity Falls Holdings. That is the pattern of a seller holding a lien on the lot until it is paid for. Texas deeds carry no sale price, and the documents recorded here do not state a price or loan amount in the data we pulled, so we do not publish one.
The numbers
- Deeds: five, all in Trinity Falls Planning Unit 6, Phase 4 in Collin County.
- Highland Homes: one deed recorded Nov. 5 covering six parcels, including Lot 4, Block N; a second Highland deed also recorded Nov. 5.
- Perry Homes: one deed recorded Nov. 4 covering six parcels, starting at Lot 7, Block N.
- David Weekley Homes: one deed recorded Nov. 4 covering 23 parcels, starting at Lot 75, Block H.
- McGuyer Land Holdings: one deed recorded Nov. 3.
- Deeds of trust back to Trinity Falls Holdings: five, one per deed, same dates. We did not review the two smaller deeds’ lot counts.
- Purchase prices: not stated on the recorded deeds we reviewed.
The seller is a Delaware limited partnership. The Texas Comptroller lists its right to transact as active and names Johnson Trinity Falls GP LLC as general partner, with a Houston address. The records do not name a consumer brand for the community’s developer beyond that general partner, so we attribute only what the filings show.
What’s next
Watch for more builder deeds from the same seller as additional lots come online in the later phases of the community. A run of paired deeds of trust across more builders would show lot takedowns accelerating, while a gap would suggest builders are slowing purchases into winter. We will report counts from the clerk’s records, not estimates.
For wider context on land and builder activity across the region, see the Dallas-Fort Worth market hub.
Quick answers
- What is the latest on Trinity Falls?
- Trinity Falls Holdings recorded five deeds and five matching deeds of trust in Collin County Nov. 3 to 5. Highland, Perry and Weekley are among the buyers.
- What are the key numbers for Trinity Falls?
- instruments: 10; lots, 3 deeds: 35; buyers: 4.
- Where does the information on Trinity Falls come from?
- The story cites Collin County Clerk, deed to Highland Homes, Lot 4 Block N, Collin County Clerk, deed to Perry Homes, Lot 7 Block N and Collin County Clerk, deed to Weekley Homes, Lot 75 Block H.
On the record
Five deeds from Trinity Falls Holdings LP, three of them covering 35 lots in all, each paired with a deed of trust back to the seller, recorded Nov. 3 to 5, 2026
Public record · collin.tx.publicsearch.us
Primary record
- Public recordTrinity Falls Holdings LP general partner is Johnson Trinity Falls GP LLC, right to transact activeView the record on comptroller.texas.gov
- Collin County Clerk, deed to Perry Homes, Lot 7 Block Ncollin.tx.publicsearch.us/doc/332247724
- Collin County Clerk, deed to Weekley Homes, Lot 75 Block Hcollin.tx.publicsearch.us/doc/332248174