Fraud charges against developer Tim Barton spur land sale at The Gate in Frisco

A prime development site along the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco is slated to be sold out of a receivership holding properties owned by a prominent North Texas real estate developer who’s facing federal fraud charges.

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Fraud charges against developer Tim Barton spur land sale at The Gate in Frisco

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