Proposition A of the $192.3M November 2025 bond: roads, sidewalks, intersections, lighting and related infrastructure. Four of the six propositions on that ballot failed
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Necessary for growth. Fast-growing cities must fund infrastructure or congestion kills desirability.
$93M
2025–2030
Proposition A approved (59%)
What could happen
If it goes well
Prosper builds roads ahead of rooftops. Congestion stays manageable despite rapid growth. The 'well-planned growth' narrative holds. Property values continue appreciating as infrastructure keeps pace.
Watch out for
Road construction can't keep pace with growth. Key intersections become bottlenecks. Residents complain about traffic. The 'growing pains' narrative emerges. But bonds are the solution—not passing them would be worse.
What this means if you buy nearby
Growth Infrastructure: Prosper's November 2025 bond includes $92.8M for streets. This funds new roads and improvements needed to support rapid population growth.
Keeping Up with Growth: Prosper is growing 15-20% annually. Roads must expand to prevent congestion from degrading quality of life. This bond addresses that need.
Voter Commitment: Bond passage signals residents accept higher taxes to fund growth infrastructure. This is the cost of living in a rapidly growing area.
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