Developer Proposes 98-Home Neighborhood Near Hunting Hawk Golf Club

June 14, 2026

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A developer has pitched a plan for a 98-home neighborhood adjacent to the Hunting Hawk Golf Club. This proposal follows the recent establishment of a data center in the area, highlighting the growing interest in residential development near tech infrastructure. InfraSale's audience should note the potential impact on local zoning and community dynamics as more developments emerge in tech-centric regions.

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