The existing two-story, 24-unit apartment complex and the 12 townhomes behind it would be replaced with a six-story building of about 220 units. (Still from a video, provided by Transwestern)
Next week, Transwestern once again will make its case to neighbors for the proposed luxury apartment community at the northeast corner of Preston and Northwest Highway.
A town-hall meeting is 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 27 at University Park United Methodist Church. Representatives from Transwestern will present the re-zoning proposal, and a list of pre-registered speakers from the community will voice their opinions.
We likely can expect something similar to last week’s town-hall meeting about Highland House, during which we heard mixed reactions to the residential tower, which is scheduled to go before the City Plan Commission on Thursday.
Catch up on all of our ongoing coverage of the Transwestern proposal:
Luxury rental homes may replace aged apartments at Preston and Northwest Highway
Can a busy Preston Center corner support another high-density residential community?
Developers scale back proposal luxury apartments at Preston and Northwest Highway
Video: Neighbors rally against proposed development and its possible ‘domino effect’
Laura Miller, other Preston Hollow leaders join debate over Transwestern proposal
Luxury apartment proposal for Preston/Northwest Highway reaches City Hall
