Apr 21, 2026
Centurion American wraps 325-acre Anna community with final lot delivery
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- Centurion American Development Group is delivering the final 139 lots in Anna, Texas
- Project spans 325 acres at Villages of Hurricane Creek
- Marks completion of a multi-year master-planned development
What Centurion American is delivering
Centurion American Development Group is set to deliver the final phase of lots at the Villages of Hurricane Creek in Anna, Texas. The last 139 lots will be handed over to homebuilders, completing a 325-acre master-planned community that has been in development since 2020. This milestone closes out a large-scale residential project that has played a key role in Anna’s westward growth.
What the project includes
The Villages of Hurricane Creek has been built out in phases, with multiple homebuilders participating in the development. The final delivery signals that horizontal development is complete, with builders now focused on vertical construction and home sales. Projects of this scale are designed to meet growing demand in suburban markets, especially in high-growth regions like North Texas.
What this means for Anna and North Texas
Anna continues to see strong residential growth as buyers look for more affordable alternatives outside Dallas. Large master-planned communities like this are helping absorb population growth while expanding housing supply in emerging suburbs. The completion of this project reinforces Anna’s position as a fast-growing residential market.
What this means for developers and investors
This project highlights the long-term strategy behind land development and master-planned communities. Developers are acquiring large tracts and delivering finished lots to builders, reducing risk while capturing value through phased development. For investors, it shows continued demand for land and housing in growth corridors across Texas. North Texas remains a top market for large-scale residential development as population growth drives sustained housing demand.