Neighborhood News

As of July 2026, developers have begun clearing and grading land east of our neighborhood for the future Liberty Hills community. Based on publicly available information and conversations with city officials, construction of the first roads and homes could begin sometime between late 2026 and mid-2027.

Please note that no official construction schedule has been announced, and timelines may change due to market conditions or other factors.

The concept plan shown below is the most recent publicly available layout for Liberty Hills Phase 1 and is expected to be similar to the final neighborhood design, although changes are still possible.

At this time, Liberty Hills Phase 12, located west of our neighborhood, is not actively planned for development and may remain undeveloped for many years. In addition, there are currently no known development plans for the land west of our neighborhood and south of the proposed Phase 12 area.

Retail development is currently underway at the northwest, northeast, and southeast corners of the US-75 and Rosamond Parkway intersection. Several businesses, including Kroger, Sprouts, and McDonald's, have been confirmed for the area. Other businesses shown in the graphic below are still in the proposal stage and have not yet been officially confirmed.

If current development trends continue, this area is expected to see significant growth over the next several years. Even as new homes, businesses, and services are added nearby, our neighborhood will become a desirable oasis, with larger lots, open spaces, and a more rural atmosphere in contrast to the rapidly suburbanizing area.

While we cannot control development outside the neighborhood, the Board continues to closely monitor new projects and maintain an active dialogue with the City of Anna. Our focus is on issues that directly affect residents, including neighborhood access, utility infrastructure, traffic, and construction-related concerns.