Description
A proposed development at Preston Royal that has faced significant neighborhood opposition regarding height and traffic.
Impact summary
Will significantly increase density and traffic at Preston and Royal while providing new housing options, retail space, and open green areas.
Applicant
- Name
- Leland Burke
- Address
- Preston Royal intersection
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 1
- Total mentions
- 2
Last vote · City Plan Commission
A recommendation, not a final decision. The council decides next.
Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
City Council — August 25, 2026
A proposed development at Preston Royal that has faced significant neighborhood opposition regarding height and traffic.
City Plan Commission — August 6, 2026
A proposal for a new planned development district featuring multi-family housing, a hotel, office space, and a restaurant village with heights up to 240 feet on a 7.2-acre site.
Related issues (2)
Preston & Royal High-Rise Mixed-Use Development
Burke Interests is proposing an 800 million dollar mixed-use project at Preston Road and Royal Lane featuring buildings up to 240 feet tall, including multi-family housing, a hotel, and offices. While supporters praise the project for bringing new housing options, walkability, and tax revenue to an underutilized site, over 4,500 neighborhood residents signed petitions opposing the massive height and density, citing severe traffic congestion and incompatibility with surrounding single-family homes.
Preston Royal Planned Development District Rezoning
Burke Interests is proposing an 800 million dollar mixed-use project at Preston Road and Royal Lane featuring buildings up to 240 feet tall, including multi-family housing, a hotel, and offices. While supporters praise the project for bringing new housing options, walkability, and tax revenue to an underutilized site, over 4,500 neighborhood residents signed petitions opposing the massive height and density, citing severe traffic congestion and incompatibility with surrounding single-family homes.
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