Comments on: And Just Imagine How Well They’d Do If There Were Jobs or Shopping Nearby!

By: rich

rich — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 17:39:39 +0000

I visited the Discovery Center and several of the homes. There are solar panels on every home, energy management systems too! Very impressive. Only community where I could find a builder who would certify the home to a REAL construction standard for green (LEEDS or EFL) It really is fiber to every home.

By: txrunnergirl

txrunnergirl — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:19:28 +0000

Selling well? I just read that there has only been one closing…in almost a year the community has been open? What happened to Imperial Homes? Looks like they pulled out…smart decision!

By: txrunnergirl

txrunnergirl — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 16:26:24 +0000

What a joke of a neighborhood. For being a “green” community, they sure are taking down a lot of trees in the surrounding woods. But then again, it is Land Tejas…that’s what they do! Plus, the jobsites where the homes are being built are a complete mess with trash and debris all over the place. Certainly not appealing to potential buyers…however, there’s not even a decent entrance off Riley Fuzzel.

By: markd

markd — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:44:45 +0000

Back around the turn of the century, during the dotcom bubble, I worked for a Land Tejas front company(ClearWorks) which was created to bring “smart home” technology to the masses.

At the time LT’s Canyon Gate at Northpointe was touted as “The first all-digital and intelligent community is being built anywhere in America”. Even though the intelligence never did take hold much past the idea stage.

It was a way for LT to promote their communities by throwing around some popular buzzwords and acronyms of the time… smart home, intelligent communities, bundled digital services(BDS), Fiber to the home(FTTH)yadayadayada.

I wonder if this is the game Land Tejas is now playing with this new, solar-panel badged community and all the buzz around being “green”?

Caveat Emptor!