The Woodbridge Medical Building is a 10,000 square foot single-story medical office building.  The site encompasses approximately 1.8 acres and is part of a larger retail center anchored by Kroger with frontage on Woodbridge Parkway in Wylie, Texas. 

Wylie has become one of the fastest-growing communities in the country.  With a population of over 51,000, Wylie’s growth reflects a 230-percent increase since 2000.  Its quality of life and spirit of community are but two of the factors cited in Wylie’s ever-lengthening list of awards and accolades.  In 2017, MONEY Magazine named Wylie the 20th Best Place to Live in the Nation.  Financial website NerdWallet named Wylie the No. 1 Best Small City for Families in the Nation in 2016.  It’s also one of the safest cities, with a crime rate that dropped by 28 percent in 2015.  Security organization SafeWise and financial website CreditDonkey both named Wylie the 19^th Safest City in Texas in 2016.  Realtor.com named Wylie the second Best Suburb in the U.S. in 2017, NerdWallet named Wylie the fifth Best Place for Young Families in Texas, In 2017, SafeWise moved Wylie up to the ninth spot on the list of Safest Cities in Texas.

The Wylie Municipal Complex, which opened in 2010, features a 44,000-square-foot library, a 47,000-square-foot recreation center, and a 46,000-square-foot city hall.

In 2016, Collin College announced plans to build its newest campus in Wylie. Construction is underway at the intersection of Brown Street and Country Club Road, across from the Wylie Municipal Complex, and it is slated to open in 2020.  The 415,000-square-foot campus will accommodate 7,500 students. Wylie ISD is a rapidly growing school system covering 41 square miles and featuring top schools.  The district of more than 16,000 students serves the City of Wylie as well as families in the surrounding communities of Sachse, Murphy, Lucas, Lavon and St. Paul.  Wylie ISD has 20 campuses, including one 6A high school and one 5A high school, one alternative high school, three junior high schools, three intermediate schools and 11 elementary campuses.