The Question I Get Asked Most: What About the PID?

One concern I hear fairly often is the Public Improvement District (PID) assessment.

I understand why people ask about it.

But once I explain what it actually covers, most buyers realize it isn’t nearly as intimidating as it first sounds.

For example, in 2025, the annual PID assessment was just over $1,000.

When you consider everything that money helps maintain, including the pool, fitness center, parks, ponds, landscaping and other community amenities,

it starts to make a lot more sense.

And these aren’t just amenities that look good on a list. As I shared in The Amenities Actually Get Used!, Preston Manor residents really do take advantage of what the community has to offer.

Instead of viewing the PID as simply an extra expense, many homeowners see it as part of what keeps Preston Manor looking and feeling like Preston Manor.

If Preston Manor sounds like the kind of community you’re looking for, you can view Eastwood Homes currently available and upcoming homes in Wolfforth and the Lubbock area.