West Oak Property Development unveils plans for 201-unit complex with enhanced parking

March 26, 2025 | Tyler, Smith County, Texas

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A new development project in downtown Tyler is set to enhance parking options and community amenities, as discussed in the City Council meeting on March 26, 2025. The proposed project, led by West Oak Property Development, aims to introduce a 201-unit apartment complex featuring six buildings, complete with modern amenities including pickleball courts and an indoor golf facility.

Developer Will Hersey expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the importance of additional parking to accommodate both residents and guests. "We always want to maximize the ability for our tenants to have extra parking," he stated, emphasizing that the redesign of the curbscape will facilitate this need.
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The project includes plans for parallel parking along the street, with the developer responsible for all associated costs, including sidewalk and curb modifications. City officials confirmed that the parallel parking will not obstruct access to the nearby police department, addressing safety concerns raised during the meeting.

Council members unanimously approved the project, with a motion from Councilman Hawkins and a second from Councilman McKellar. The decision marks a significant step forward for downtown Tyler, promising to boost local traffic and enhance the urban landscape. As the project moves forward, residents can look forward to improved parking and recreational facilities in their community.

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