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Welcome to Oxenfree Princeton: A premier single-family home rental community
Presented by Core Spaces
Hospitality is central to the resident experience at Oxenfree, where you can relax by the cozy fireplace in the expansive Fieldhouse clubroom or focus in a productive coworking space. | Photo provided by Core Spaces; Anthony Tahlier Photography
If you’re searching for a new community that offers the convenience of maintenance-free living with the comforts of a single-family home lifestyle, Oxenfree Princetonmight be for you.
Just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of the city, this community is located in one of the fastest-growing counties in the state.
Here’s everything you need to know about this rental community now leasing.
🏡 The homes
Spanning 50+ acres, Oxenfree Princeton features a variety of single-family detached homes and townhomes featuring private garages and yards or balconies.
With seven different floor plans across 408 homes — plus a mix of architectural designs (think: farmhouse, contemporary, and modern) — the community accommodates a range of needs from layout to price point.
A state-of-the-art fitness center, sport court + yoga room
Coworking areas
A resort-style pool + expansive amenity lawn
We can already picture ourselves hanging out at this heated resort-style pool and spa.
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Photo courtesy of Core Spaces
Did we mention on-site property management? Rest assured, your needs will be taken care of with 24/7 emergency maintenance, trash removal, pest control, and landscaping services.
🚗 The neighborhood
Princeton offers the convenience of proximity to major cities (each within 35 minutes), plus top-tier public schools and one of the largest recreational lakes in Texas.
Relish in the intimate feel of the community while being close to downtown McKinney, shopping and dining in Allen, biking and hiking in Frisco, and great restaurants in Plano.
Keep Dallas Beautiful | Thursday, Aug. 15 | 9-11 a.m. | Sierra Vista Crossing | Free | Meet with the Department of Code Compliance for this weekly pop-up where you can ask questions and learn more about housing and build requirements.
Art 101: Van Gogh-inspired Foil Painting | Thursday, Aug. 15 | 4-5 p.m. | Mesquite North Branch Library | Free | Bring your kids to this hands-on class that provides all the supplies.
Friday, Aug. 16
Texas Rangers vs. Minnesota Twins | Friday, Aug. 16-Sunday, Aug. 18 | Times vary | Globe Life Field | $11-$146 | Cheer on the Rangers as they start a home stand against this foe from the north.
Pat Green | Friday, Aug. 16 | 8 p.m. | The Rustic | $10-$150 | Spend an evening with this country singer who has been making hits in the industry since 1995.
Saturday, Aug. 17
Rooftop Yoga | Saturday, Aug. 17 | 10 a.m. | Waterproof | $20-$23 | Stretch into your weekend with the city skyline as your backdrop + bring extra water due to the recent heat waves.
Zach Bryan | Saturday, Aug. 17 | 7 p.m. | AT&T Stadium | $300-$476 | This country superstar rose to fame with chart-topping songs like “Something in the Orange” + “Pink Skies.”
Stay cool out there, y’all. Heat advisories are expected for the rest of this week + into the weekend as temperatures will hover above 100°F. This also brings an elevated risk for fires in certain counties near Dallas. (WFAA)
Civic
Dallas City Council approved renaming a three-mile stretch on the South Central Highway to the “S.M. Wright Highway,” finally bringing closure to a topic that has been delayed since 1995. The new name is in homage of S.M. Wright, an iconic religious leader and civil rights activist from Dallas. (Dallas Observer)
Development
Dallas-Fort Worth was ranked the No. 2 in the country for new apartment construction, according to RentCafe. The study found there are 32,932 builds that should be finished by year end, just three units shy of tying New York City for first place. (WFAA)
Try This
Someone must have said “Beetlejuice” three times at the Whippersnapper. The bar will transform into a Beetlejuice-theme starting Thursday, Aug. 22 in honor of the upcoming sequel. The Whip is known for themed pop-ups and promises this one to be wonderfully weird with themed food and drinks. (WFAA)
Food
Would you order delivery from a drone? Apparently the answer is a resounding yes. A drone in North Texas made 35,000+ deliveries since starting in 2022. Per reports, after the drone arrives at homes, it gently drops orders to the ground via wires. (Dallas Innovates)
Closed
The Sugar Factory — a viral shop for sweets — closed its Uptown Dallas location at 1900 Cedar Springs Rd. It once was a popular spot for tourist and locals alike as many celebrities have been spotted at other Sugar Factory locations, including the Kardashians. (Dallas Observer)
Environment
Clean up efforts at Lake Cliff Park are underway after 70-80 gallons was spilled into the lake. Local reports state the oil was accidentally spilled into a storm drain which resulted it making its way into the lake. (NBC 5)
Biz
Raising Cane’s is expanding its size in the area after purchasing an office in Plano. The popular fried chicken chain purchased 400,000 sqft of space in the Legacy Business Park, bringing more restaurant support to the area. (BisNow)
Sports
Dallas Mavericks released their NBA Cup schedule, which begins on Nov. 12 at Golden State. Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Mavericks with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
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💰 Big money in Big D
Dallas Cowboys set new NFL record with $10+ billion team valuation
The Dallas Cowboys were established in 1960. | Photo by Michael Barera, via Wikimedia Commons
After a recent team valuation, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have 10+ billion reasons to be excited for the future.
The Cowboys were valued at $10+ billion in a recent study by Spotico, which looked at all 32 teams in the league. This is the first time in NFL history that a team has surpassed the $10 billion mark. For reference, the Cowboys were estimated at $9 billion by Forbes in September 2023.
They also found the Cowboys were clearly the most valuable team in the NFL with second place (Los Angeles Rams) trailing by $2.5+ billion. But how does the rest of Texas stack up against the Cash Cow(boys)?
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