Southlake Commons
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What Southlake Commons's governing documents say
Southlake Commons Office Park is a commercial condominium in Southlake, TX — businesses own office units within a larger office park and share common elements. The association manages maintenance, preservation, and architectural control. The documents provided are amendments to the original declaration, not the full set of rules; they focus on creating new units, adjusting ownership interests, and insurance provisions for multi-unit buildings.
- What the Association does: The Association provides maintenance, preservation, and architectural control for the condominium project. It is managed by Southlake Commons, LP, with contact at 260 Miron Dr. Ste. 108, Southlake, TX 76092, phone (817) 552-7778.
- Unit ownership & sharing: You own your individual office unit in a commercial condominium. The association maintains common elements and carries master insurance for building shells and roofs of multi-unit buildings. Unit owners insure their own interior improvements and personal property.
- Unit subdivision amendments: Several amendments subdivide existing units into smaller units: Unit 1 became 1A and 1B; Unit 3 became 3A and 3B; Unit 7 became 7A and 7B. New maps and unit plans are recorded with each amendment.
- Allocated interests (ownership shares): Each unit has a square footage and a corresponding percentage interest used for common expenses and voting. For example, Unit 1A has 7,342 sq ft (11.63%), Unit 1B has 6,045 sq ft (9.58%), Unit 3A has 3,259 sq ft (5.16%), etc. (see Exhibit G in amendments).
- Insurance for multi-unit buildings: If a building contains more than one unit, the Association carries casualty insurance on the shell and roof. Each unit owner is responsible for insuring their interior improvements, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Insurance costs are prorated among unit owners based on unit size.
- What these documents don't cover: These are amendments to the original Declaration; they do not contain the complete rules for the community. Topics like use restrictions, leasing policies, pet rules, parking, or age restrictions (if any) are not included here and would be found in the original Declaration and other governing documents.
Key facts from Southlake Commons's documents
- Community type
- Condominium (commercial)
- Legal name
- Southlake Commons Owners Association (Section 1 - Name of Association)
- Developer / declarant
- Southlake Commons, LP, a Texas limited partnership (Background A in amendments)
- Management
- Southlake Commons, LP
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code Sections 82.002(6) and 82,116 (Last paragraph before execution)
Management & contact for Southlake Commons
- Management company
- Tres Burros, LLC (source)
About this HOA
Southlake Commons is a homeowners association in Southlake, TX.
HOAproxy has 6 documents on file for Southlake Commons: 6 recorded documents. Last updated 2026-06-07.
Governing documents
- Document (14 pages) — PDF
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- Document (2 pages) — PDF