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Developed by MileStone Community Builders, the 775-acre community called Persimmon will feature 2,100 newly constructed homes ranging from 1,754 to 3,552 square feet. (Courtesy MileStone Community Builders)

Check out updates on 2 master-planned developments in Hays County

By Jamie Moore, Sierra Martin

Two new master-planned communities are launching home sales in Buda and Kyle.

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Developed by MileStone Community Builders, the 775-acre community called Persimmon will feature 2,100 newly constructed homes ranging from 1,754 to 3,552 square feet. (Courtesy MileStone Community Builders)
Phase 1 underway for Persimmon, a master-planned ...
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