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Columnar Holdings Breaks Ground on 620-Acre Heirloom in Georgetown With About 3,000 Homes, 200,000 SQFT of Commercial Space

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Dallas-based Columnar Holdings has started work on Heirloom, a 620-acre mixed-use community along Ronald Reagan Boulevard in northwest Georgetown planned for about 3,000 homes, roughly 200,000 square feet of commercial space and a future Georgetown ISD high school site, after the city signed off on annexation, zoning and a public improvement district last year.

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