Highland Homes and Newmark Homes’ models represent offerings for 70-foot lots in the community, while J. Patrick Homes and Perry Homes are showcasing offerings for 80-foot lots.

Upon complete buildout of the MPC, The Trails will be home to 2,000 lots. Land is reserved for an on-site school.

A sales office is located at 304 Juniper Pass Drive.

In addition to the opening at Midline, Toll Brothers announced plans for another luxury community at the Revera MPC in Richmond.

The 20-story tower includes 134 residences in two- and three-bedroom layouts with entry foyers, plank-oak flooring, walk-in closets, service kitchens, private balconies and smart-home technology.

The 170-acre project includes about 540 homes reserved for buyers aged 55 and up.

Houston-based developer Lovett launched the final phase of sales at Kolbe Farms, a 38-acre gated community in Spring Branch.

KA Residences, a wellness-focused residential developer, is launching its first branded project with KA Houston.

“This is not simply a new residential tower,” said developer Joe Cleary. “It is a statement about where Houston stands today.”

Jeffrey Winans is serving as the lead sales agent.

Builders currently selling in the community include Autograph Homes, DRB Homes and DSLD Homes. Pricing starts in the $290,000s.

The builder is selling 11 one- and two-story designs, with floor plans ranging from 1,300 to 2,500 square feet with two to four bedrooms, two to four bathrooms and two-car garages.

Offerings include studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and one- two- and three-bedroom townhomes with attached garages.

Shea Homes will build on all lot sizes, with 39 floor plans to choose from. Prices range from $320,000 to $590,000.

Pricing for three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes begins at $114,900 — less than half the price of a similar home, staff said in a press release.

Designs feature up to six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and three-car garages. Pricing starts in the mid-$400,000s.