New Rockwall residential community marks $100M milestone for Corson Cramer Development
DALLAS (March 10, 2025) – Corson Cramer Development (CCD), a residential land development firm, is excited to announce its latest project: the Southside Hills residential community in Rockwall, Texas. The city’s newest community will feature a rural character with lake access, offering residents the perfect blend of lifestyle and amenities. This acquisition marks the firm’s tenth project and brings its total land acquisition value to over $100 million since its inception in 2021.
The 238-acre land acquisition will create 384 lots for future homeowners in the thriving Rockwall area. The featured homebuilders for the development will include Highland Homes, David Weekley Homes, and Perry Homes, offering a range of homes on 62’, 82’, half-acre, and acre lots. Southside Hills is conveniently located south of I-30 within the Rockwall Independent School District.
Plans for the community include an amenity center, open-air pavilion, pool, gathering spaces, playground, dog park and walking trails. The centerpiece of Southside Hills will be a 4-acre Texas-shaped lake, part of a planned 11-acre public park, adding a unique and picturesque touch to the development.
“Southside Hills represents a major milestone for Corson Cramer Development, and we’re thrilled to bring this vibrant new community to Rockwall,” says Brian Cramer, co-president of Corson Cramer Development. “With its stunning lake views and top-notch amenities, our latest project will be a warm and welcoming space for future homeowners in the Rockwall area.”
Construction of Southside Hills is set to break ground this spring, with plans for a grand opening at the beginning of 2027. The charming community will introduce nearly 400 new families to Rockwall.
Press release submitted by Renee Cossman, edited for publication in Blue Ribbon News. Photo courtesy Corson Cramer Development.
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