Overland Plans 90 Affordable Homes in West Lubbock
The Reserves at Santa Fe Place would add 90 affordable homes near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Residential
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Overland Property Group plans The Reserves at Santa Fe Place, a community of 90 new affordable homes in west Lubbock near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue. It would be the fifth community the company has built in the city.
Why it matters
The project adds affordable housing supply in west Lubbock, targeting families earning between $20,000 and $50,000 a year. Its backing from an investor with a local connection and its scale make it a notable addition to the city's residential market.
The development is planned at 90 affordable homes with a listed income range of $20,000 to $50,000 a year for eligible families. The extraction does not specify a construction timeline or per-unit cost.
The players
Overland Property Group
Overland Property Group is a developer that has built four prior residential communities in Lubbock.
UMB Bank
UMB Bank is a regional bank that has invested in this residential development.
The details
The community will include a clubhouse, a playground, and a dog park. UMB Bank invested in the project, and Overland Property Group previously built four other communities in Lubbock.
Timeline
Timeline for construction and completion has not been specified.
Local Build-Out
The Reserves at Santa Fe Place extends Overland Property Group's pattern of building affordable communities in Lubbock, following four earlier developments. It becomes the company's fifth Lubbock project.
Lubbock residents who fall within the $20,000 to $50,000 income range may find new affordable rental options in west Lubbock once the community is built. The homes would be located near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue.
The takeaway
Affordable housing projects like The Reserves at Santa Fe Place add units for lower-income households in growing parts of the city. Residents interested in eligibility should check the developer's listed income requirements before applying.
Further reading
For more on the local housing market, see Lubbock Residential.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox34.
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