$70 million multifamily development project headed to Frisco, spearheaded by Stillwater Capital

A Dallas-based development firm, Stillwater Capital, announced a 352-unit multifamily building at The Link, which sits adjacent to Frisco's PGA project.

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$70 million multifamily development project headed to Frisco, spearheaded by Stillwater Capital

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