Property values, power plants, and other community highlights

Buyers ask about convenience, fiber, and water. They compare Pecan to Weatherford. They want a long-term water plan — and a clear look at what sits just outside the gate: generation, transmission, and campus lighting in the same frame as the white colonial porch.

Developers tell counties that campuses bring tax base. Some concept plans omit power and water numbers entirely. That omission is also a community highlight.

Shade trees, the club, the runway, the river, and a gate that still feels like a small town. Plus a power plant on the horizon and a transmission corridor as a cart-path neighbor. Price the lot. Price the view. The Due Diligence desk keeps the filings beside the fairway photos.