Lubbock Gets 90 Affordable Homes in West Side
Families earning $20,000 to $50,000 a year are the target buyers for the new Reserves at Santa Fe Place development.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Residential
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Overland Property Group plans The Reserves at Santa Fe Place, a development of 90 new affordable homes near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue in west Lubbock. It will be the fifth community the company has built in Lubbock.
Why it matters
For Lubbock households, the project adds a substantial block of affordable homes in one part of west Lubbock, a segment of the market where income-restricted housing is often scarce. The community's listed eligibility range of $20,000 to $50,000 a year places it squarely in reach of working families.
The Reserves at Santa Fe Place will include 90 affordable homes on a site near 43rd Street and Justice Avenue. The development's website lists eligibility for families earning between $20,000 and $50,000 a year, and Overland's fifth Lubbock community will add to four it has already built.
The players
Overland Property Group
A developer that has built four affordable communities in Lubbock and is now planning its fifth.
UMB Bank
A financial institution that invested in The Reserves at Santa Fe Place.
Eddie Broussard
A Texas Tech alumnus and investor in The Reserves at Santa Fe Place.
The details
Overland Property Group is developing the project and has already completed four communities in Lubbock, giving it a track record in the local market. The Reserves will include a clubhouse, a playground, and a dog park for residents. UMB Bank invested in the project, and investor Eddie Broussard, a Texas Tech alumnus, is among those backing the development.
Timeline
No start date or completion timeline has been announced for The Reserves at Santa Fe Place.
The Home Front
The Reserves adds to a sequence of affordable communities Overland Property Group has already built across Lubbock, extending that pattern into west Lubbock. Its listed $20,000 to $50,000 income range shows the price band the developer is targeting for this site.
If you are a Lubbock family whose household income falls in the $20,000 to $50,000 range, check the development's website for eligibility details and application timing. Renters and first-time buyers in west Lubbock may want to monitor the project for updates as it moves forward.
The takeaway
Affordable housing projects like The Reserves at Santa Fe Place can expand options for working families in a specific neighborhood. If your income range fits the listed eligibility, save the development's website and watch for application dates.
Further reading
For more on local home-building activity, see Residential coverage across Lubbock.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox34.
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