Green Brick Partners Filed Plans for Fort Worth Project
The developer has submitted a preliminary plat for a 960-home residential community on a 320-acre site.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Construction
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Green Brick Partners has filed a preliminary plat with the city of Fort Worth for a new residential development called Rivella. The project, submitted by LJA Engineering, is slated for a 320-acre site located between Peden Road and Bonds Ranch Road.
Why it matters
The filing reflects a broader expansion of residential capacity in the Fort Worth area to accommodate growth. The site will integrate significant commercial and recreational space alongside the new housing units.
The Rivella site includes 9.29 acres of designated parkland and 21.25 acres of commercial space. This is part of a larger residential expansion that also features a separate 300-home development near Boat Club Road.
The players
Green Brick Partners
This organization is a homebuilding and land development company that manages large-scale residential projects.
LJA Engineering
This firm is a professional consulting company that provides engineering and planning services for land development projects.
The details
The development proposal was filed by LJA Engineering to formalize the land use for the 320-acre parcel. In addition to the housing units, the plan earmarks substantial acreage for commercial utility and neighborhood parks.
Timeline
The preliminary plat filing was recorded as of October 1, 2026.
Market Landscape
This filing underscores the rapid shift toward high-density suburban expansion in the Bonds Ranch corridor. The project positions the developer to capture market share in a region seeing multiple concurrent large-scale housing proposals.
Residents near Peden and Bonds Ranch roads may see increased construction traffic and infrastructure development in the coming years. Homebuyers should monitor future announcements for potential pricing and release dates for the new units.
The takeaway
Large-scale residential filings indicate an ongoing trend of land conversion in formerly rural corridors near Fort Worth. Investors and residents should track municipal zoning meetings to understand the full infrastructure impact of these neighboring mega-projects.
Further reading
Find more updates on local growth at Fort Worth Construction.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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