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New $130 Million Mixed-Use Development In Kaufman To Feature Sportsplex, Hotel, Apartments & Restaurants - DW

October 7, 2022  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  CONTACT: Ken Carter                                                                                                            (214) 744-1431 office                                                                                    (214) 282-6141 cell kencarter@focuspr.com                         South Pointe Park at Kaufman Sports Village KAUFMAN –The largest mixed-use development project in the City of Kaufman’s history, recently approved by the Kaufman City Council, will have its

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