Experience The Towers at TPC, San Antonio's Premiere Mid-Rise Condos with Golf Course Views

Coppell-based Luxury Rental and Home Owner Community Builder, Western Rim Property Services, has announced new details on the highly anticipated Towers at TPC, luxury golf course mid-rise condominimums. Residents enjoy access to a 13,000 square foot European Grand Spa, a 24-Hour California Fitness and Health Club along with golf course views and a truly unique living experience.

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) September 12, 2008 -- Coppell-based Luxury Rental and Home Owner Community Builder, Western Rim Property Services, has announced new details on the highly Towers at TPC Located at San Antonio luxury condominimums.

Nestled in the naturally sculpted canyons just north of San Antonio, The Towers at TPC combines tranquility, luxury and the ultimate challenge of two championship TPC golf courses.

The Best Place In The City

These luxurious condominiums have been exclusively designed to anticipate every need of our residents. Bringing urban upscale living to a magnificent natural location, The Towers at TPC is a beautiful complement to the breathtaking landscape that surrounds it.

The signature Towers Collection is an amazing collaboration between architect and designer that makes each residence feel like a custom home. Tall, expansive windows bathe each home in natural light, while designer cabinetry and crown molding lend elegant accents throughout. Other amenities* include beautiful porcelain tile, top-of-the-line appliances and high ceilings.

A 4,400-square-foot clubhouse puts everything from a state-of-the-art health club to a Starbucks® internet café under one roof, and at your doorstep. Residents also have access 13,000 Square Foot European Grand Spa located just a mile away at the Mansions at TPC with massage therapy, facials, manicures, pedicures and a full service hair salon on site.

Western Rim Property Services and its wholly owned affiliate, Mansions Custom Homes, currently owns and manages over 10,000 apartment homes in Collin County, Dallas / Fort Worth, Rockwall, San Antonio, Houston and Tyler, Texas.

The Mansions at TPC is the third luxury community to be built by Western Rim Property Services at the Tournament Player's Club in Cibolo Canyons following the Mansions at TPC and the Estates at TPC

Western Rim and Mansions Custom Homes take great pride in being on the cutting edge of design and amenities. Each community is designed to be "The Best Place In The City" and for each customer to receive the most value for their money.

Western Rim's philosophy is simple:
Build the highest quality homes in the very best locations while maximizing views with signature amenities in superior school districts.

Additional communities in Rockwall and Collin County will be announced later in 2008.

Luxury Apartment Builder Launches New Consumer Oriented Website and Announces New North Texas Communities

Coppell-based Western Rim Property Services (www.westernrim.com), has launched a new consumer oriented website to announce the development of new communities in Prosper, San Antonio, Rockwall, Tyler and Collin County.

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) July 16, 2008 -- Coppell-based Western Rim Property Services has launched a new consumer oriented website to announce the development of new communities in Prosper, San Antonio, Rockwall, Tyler and Collin County. The new corporate website features an apartment search, photo galleries, video tours, and more.

Each community is designed to be The Best Place In The City
Based on the success of the Mansions at Canyon Springs in San Antonio, TX, Western Rim will also be launching the Cascades Lake Towers in Tyler and The Towers at TPC, San Antonio, the first two luxury mid-rise condominium communities under the new 'Towers' brand.

The new corporate website has been designed to promote the 'Mansions,' 'Estates' and 'Towers' brand and to establish Western Rim's corporate identity as the leading developer of resort-style living communities.

Western Rim Property Services and its wholly owned affiliate, Mansions Custom Homes, currently owns and manages over 10,000 Texas Apartment Homes in Collin County, Dallas / Fort Worth, Rockwall, San Antonio, the Woodlands / Houston and the Cascades of Tyler.

Western Rim and Mansions Custom Homes take great pride in being on the cutting edge of design and amenities. "Each community is designed to be The Best Place In The City" and for each customer to receive the most value for their money.

Luxury "Mansions" brand rental town homes come complete in select floor plans with attached garages, marble baths with jetted tubs, real hardwood floors, 70 ounce carpet, granite kitchen counter tops, full commercial ranges and upgraded stainless steel kitchen appliances.

Clubhouses surpass industry standards offering spring loaded aerobic floors, free weights and exercise rooms, billiard areas, solarium tanning beds, saunas, steam rooms, and both outdoor and indoor pools. Three communities boast a full European Day Spa and resort on property.

Many properties are located within master-planned signature golf communities such as Stonebridge Ranch, Canyon Springs, Tournament Players Course (TPC) San Antonio and The Cascades Country Club, the home of Jack Nicklaus School of Golf.

Western Rim's philosophy is simple:

Build the highest quality homes in the very best locations while maximizing views with signature amenities in superior school districts.

"D" Magazine has quoted Mr. Hiles, founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer in an article regarding luxury residential developments. "Western Rim aims to provide the service of a Ritz Carlton Hotel and the quality of a fine custom home at an affordable price."

Additional communities in San Antonio, Collin County, and Rockwall County will be announced later in 2008.

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City Approves Plan For the Mansions

Construction of upscale senior housing at The Cascades will move forward after the Tyler City Council determined Tuesday that an amended development plan for The Mansions seemed to address concerns raised from nearby property owners.

The panel voted unanimously to approve the citizen-contested plan after Briarwood Estates homeowners expressed satisfaction that some of their worries over fencing, erosion and drainage issues were being addressed.

City officials acknowledged progress has been made.

"I think we've come a long way from where we were a month ago," said Mayor Joey Seeber.

Marcus Hiles is president of Western Rim Investment Advisors, which purchased land from The Cascades to develop a varied style of housing units.

He attended the meeting, but did not address the council.

Steve Braley, president of Cascades Property Ltd., expressed a commitment to help Hiles and city staff resolve lingering dissatisfaction from the neighbors.

In response to resident concerns, officials said a retaining wall will be installed within the next two weeks, and the related runoff will be cleaned at the developer's expense.

Neighbors living near the proposed development were given their choice of either a brick column fence with wrought-iron or cedar panels. They chose the wrought iron.

When completed, The Mansions will offer a variety of housing styles, which will have a maximum density of 16 dwelling units per acre.

Jacque Hilburn covers Tyler city government, planning and zoning and the Parks Board. She can be reached at 903.596.6282. e-mail: news@tylerpaper.com

Site Work Ready to Start for $50M-Plus Project

By Connie Gore, Globest.com

PROSPER, TX - In the coming weeks, Western Rim Investments will start prepping a 41-acre site for 620 units in side-by-side complexes of its highest end brands. The projects will be the first multifamily units to rise in decades in the suburb.

The North Texas-based developer is planning a 50-50 split of its Mansions and Estates brands. If local projections are accurate, the all-in cost will easily top $50 million, including the developer's pledge to complete the extension of Richland Boulevard toward Preston Road. The move opens the door for other commercial landowners of an emerging pocket, in which schools, retail and now multifamily product will rise in the coming year within 1.5 miles of the Dallas North Tollway.

Glenn Garoon, vice president of acquisitions for Western Rim, says the land was acquired in three transactions with Mooreland Development Co. of Dallas. The latest deal rolled the deed to 21 acres. "Our goal is to break ground as soon as possible," he tells GlobeSt.com. "We aren't land bankers." Bricks-and-mortar construction could be under way in 90 to 120 days.

Prosper officials are intent on adding multifamily stock to its housing inventory because starting home prices, upward of $300,000, have stymied growth and kept the population at 6,200 whereas neighbors are growing in leaps and bounds. "Nice high-end apartment projects coming to the town will attract people we'd like to have in the community, but who might not be able to afford the prices of homes," says Dan Tolleson, executive director for the Town of Prosper.

Garoon says it's the demographics that led Western Rim to buy in the region's far outer perimeter. In addition to high income levels, the 41-acre site has an elementary school on one side and a middle school planned for the other side. "That's perfect," he points out.

Town leaders have zoned several tracts for multifamily development, enough for 3,500 units. Right now, there is only one 28-unit complex, built about 30 years ago, inside the city limits.

Kara Porter and Mark Pierce, directors of land services for Capstone Commercial in Dallas, brokered the trio of deals between Mooreland and Western Rim. The developer put the site under contract in May 2007. "They wanted to be the front runners on this end," Porter says.

Western Rim is fine-tuning the design so a rendering isn't available. But the Mansions of Prosper will hold true to its brand, a two-story townhouse-style development with units from 1,292 sf to 2,631 sf and attached garages for each, much like the Mansions of Stonebridge in McKinney. Estates' projects are laid out with three-story buildings, with units of roughly 430 sf to 1,400 sf. And the difference, aside from size, is the Mansions line is considered to be a triple A while the Estates is a more traditional class A.

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