A new Whole Foods Market, upscale dining, boutique offices, and luxury residential lots are coming to Southlake. Here's why I'm keeping a close eye on this development.
Southlake continues to grow, and one of the most exciting projects on the horizon is Shivers Farm, a 40-acre mixed-use development planned just north of Highway 114.
As a Southlake real estate advisor and longtime member of this community, I'm always watching the developments that could shape how we live, shop, and invest in our homes.
And Shivers Farm is definitely one worth talking about!
What Exactly Is Shivers Farm?
In September 2026, Trademark Property Company and Harrison Street Asset Management announced a joint investment in the development, bringing the project another step closer to reality.
The centerpiece will be Southlake's first Whole Foods Market, but there's much more planned than just a grocery store.
The development is expected to include:
111,000 square feet of retail, including Whole Foods Market
38,000 square feet of Class A boutique office space
37 single-family residential lots
A nearly one-acre park surrounded by restaurants and outdoor seating
A three-acre site approved for potential hotel, entertainment, or additional retail uses
One of my favorite aspects of the plans is the emphasis on preserving the property's heritage live oak trees and incorporating them into the gathering spaces.
Southlake has always been known for its beautiful neighborhoods and strong sense of community. I love seeing developments that aim to complement that character.
Why This Matters for Southlake Real Estate
Let's talk about what homeowners really want to know.
Could Shivers Farm impact nearby property values?
Potentially, but it's important to look at the bigger picture.
Convenient access to upscale shopping, dining, and everyday amenities can make a neighborhood more appealing to certain buyers.
For homeowners in northern Southlake, Shivers Farm could introduce an entirely new level of convenience without having to travel south of Highway 114.
And for families relocating from markets like California, Seattle, or other major metropolitan areas, walkable destinations and convenient lifestyle amenities can be important considerations when choosing where to live.
That said, new development doesn't automatically mean higher property values. Pricing will still depend on location, lot size, home condition, inventory, and buyer demand.
What About the 37 Residential Lots?
This is another part of the project I'm especially interested in.
With 37 single-family lots planned, Shivers Farm could create additional opportunities for buyers seeking new construction in Southlake.
For existing homeowners, it also means keeping an eye on potential competition from newer homes as the residential portion of the project progresses.
Details regarding builders, home designs, pricing, and availability will be important to watch as plans move forward.
My Take on Shivers Farm
Having worked extensively in Southlake's luxury real estate market, I've seen how much lifestyle matters to buyers.
It's not always just about the house.
It's about the neighborhood, schools, convenience, restaurants, community, and how a location fits a family's everyday life.
I see Shivers Farm as an exciting addition to Southlake's evolving lifestyle offerings, particularly for residents north of Highway 114.
I'll be watching the construction timeline, new tenant announcements, and residential opportunities as more details become available.
Thinking About Buying or Selling in Southlake?
Whether you're considering selling a luxury home, relocating to Southlake, or exploring new construction opportunities, understanding what's happening around your property is an important part of making an informed decision.
I'd love to help you explore how current market conditions and upcoming developments may affect your real estate goals.
Let's talk about your next move.
Debbie Soriano
The Agency
Texas & Oklahoma Luxury Real Estate
DebbieLuxury.com
Source: Trademark Property Company and Harrison Street Asset Management, Shivers Farm joint investment announcement, September 2, 2026. Project details and timelines are subject to change.