Tyler Texas Real Estate Options
Tyler Texas Real Estate Options
Home building and real estate options in Tyler span a wide spectrum, and include residential subdivisions, golfing communities, lake-front sites, condominiums, townhouses, gated communities, ranches, and country living.
Tyler Subdivisions and Real Estate Developments
In 2022, Tyler has a number of new, exciting real estate possibilities, residential developments and subdivisions, with options from garden homes to upscale residential communities.
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Among the new, active developments in the Tyler metro area are the following:
- Legacy Bend - This 320-acre development features several neighborhoods (some of which are gated):
- Copper Cove - a secluded, gated neighborhood located off Paluxy Drive. It is an amazing location with a country-living atmosphere, while still being close to the city. Copper Cove is inside the Tyler city limits, and is within 5 minutes of hospitals, offices, and schools.
- The Crossing
- Eagles Bluff
- Brown's Landing
- The Cascades
- Saline Creek Estates
- Legend Hills
- Mallard's Cove
- Gardens of Hollytree
- The Brooks
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The Tyler Suburbs
Additional homes are also available in nearby "bedroom" and suburb communities. Located around Tyler in Smith County, as well as in neighboring counties, are a number of small cities and communities.
Many people that live in these outlying suburbs work, shop and conduct business in Tyler.
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Living the Tyler Lifestyle
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Tyler has become a popular living destination for all age groups with its close proximity to an active job market, strong economy, medical facilities, educational opportunities, golfing, shopping, and fine dining.
Located in the rolling hills of East Texas mid-way between Dallas and Shreveport, Tyler has a wide range of appeal, including its mild climate.
Even in difficult economic times, Tyler's diverse economy remains robust with its base in the manufacturing, retail, oil & gas, education and health care industries. In addition, Tyler's long association with the rose and nursery industry provides stability and growth.
Tyler's lifestyle is cosmopolitan, yet has the feel, benefits, safety and friendliness of a small town.
For those who prefer golf course living, developments such as Hollytree, Eagles Bluff, Oak Hurst, The Cascades, Emerald Bay, and Hide-A-Way Lake are ideal locations.
Four major lakes offer significant lakefront and waterfront living opportunities: Lake Tyler, East Lake Tyler, Lake Palestine and Bellwood Lake.
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Tyler has an excellent, solid transportation infrastructure which equates to short, easy commuting times and experiences with inner Loop 323 and the new Toll 49 outer loop. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport is a state-of-the-art regional airport.
Tyler Home Builders and Realtors
The Tyler real estate market offers a wide-range of competent, licensed realtors, brokers, and homebuilders.
For more information on Tyler realtors, visit the Greater Tyler Association of Realtors website.
A highlight of the year in the building trade is the annual Tyler Area Builders Association (TABA) Parade of Homes. The next Parade of Homes in the Tyler area will be held on June 3-11, 2023. TABA is an organized group of area professional home builders.
Blue Ridge subdivision, Old Jacksonville Highway, Tyler (TylerTexasOnline staff photo) ![]() |
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Tyler Vacation & Temporary Home Rentals
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New Home Developments in Downtown Tyler
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The Morrison LoftsThis new community is conveniently located in Tyler's Downtown area. It features free-flowing floor plans, thoughtful design elements and the convenience of downtown proximity. With one and two bedroom apartment homes, The Morrison Lofts offer unique designs, convenience, affordability and a downtown lifestyle.
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The WilcoxThe NORF Companies broke ground on the 6-story Wilcox building at 230 South Broadway Avenue in downtown Tyler on March 30, 2023. The project will be a $12 million investment and will open in the winter of 2024. The building will be converted into an apartment/condo complex. Originally constructed in the 1950s, The Wilcox was named after local architect E. Davis Wilcox, its designer. This is the first project of several NORF is developing Downtown, totaling $100 million in investments in the next two years. |