Taybert Wood development plan for Lexington Commons moves forward with new office buildings

The Sugar Land City Council meeting on April 1, 2025, focused on the final development plan for Lexington Commons, a proposed project covering approximately 8 acres located south of US 59 and north of Lexington Boulevard. The development will consist of three office buildings, two parking garages, and limited surface parking, to be constructed in two phases.

Phase 1 will include two office buildings and one parking garage adjacent to Ditch H, along with surface parking near US 59. The second phase will complete the project with an additional office building and parking garage situated at the center of the site. The development plan features two site layout plans, designated as Exhibit B2 and Exhibit B2T. The first layout includes two connections to Lexington Boulevard, while the second adds a connection to the eastbound frontage road of US 59, which has recently received approval from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).

The plan also emphasizes pedestrian circulation, with proposed walkways connecting the buildings to the parking areas and Lexington Boulevard. An existing 8-foot sidewalk along Lexington Boulevard will provide access to a future trail along Ditch H, enhancing connectivity for pedestrians.

Overall, the Lexington Commons development aims to improve the area’s infrastructure and accessibility, with the City Council's approval marking a significant step forward in the project’s progression.