The City of Tyler recorded approximately $1.95 million in new residential construction and renovation permits from September 3 to September 10, 2026. Permits filed during this period show active development across residential properties, with several new homes planned and one substantial renovation project moving forward. The total declared value for these projects reached $1,949,800, according to records from the City of Tyler.
Conaway Homes accounted for the largest share of new residential construction permits during this week, filing for three distinct new homes. Each of these homes is valued at $300,000, bringing Conaway Homes' total declared investment for the period to $900,000. These three new residential properties are all located on Hidden Hills Drive, with specific permits filed for 6102 Hidden Hills Drive, 6114 Hidden Hills Drive, and 6120 Hidden Hills Drive. Each permit signifies the approval for construction to begin on a new single-family residence at its stated address.
Sidar Builders LLC also filed for new residential construction, with permits for two new homes on Park Hill Circle. One permit, for a new residence at 7310 Park Hill Circle, declared a value of $411,900. Another new residential permit, for 7394 Park Hill Circle, listed a value of $387,900. In total, Sidar Builders LLC's planned new residential developments during this period represent a declared value of $799,800, contributing significantly to the week's overall investment in new housing.
Beyond new construction, a notable renovation project received approval from the City of Tyler. Mira Construction Group secured a permit for a remodel and renovation project at 2812 Stewart Way. This project's declared value stands at $250,000, indicating a substantial upgrade or alteration to an existing property. Such permits are essential for ensuring that significant modifications to structures adhere to city building codes and standards.
The filing of these permits allows the respective builders and contractors to commence work on these properties in accordance with city regulations. These permits serve as an official record of planned construction and renovation activity, providing insight into ongoing growth and changes within Tyler’s residential landscape. The approved permits signify the next steps in these building projects across various parts of the city.
