Delivery Station - DDX6 in Frisco, TX

The Delivery Station DDX6 at 15815 Executive Drive in Frisco, Texas, is a completed new construction project. This 201,473 square foot facility stands as a single-story concrete tilt-up warehouse with an attached office area. The structure was built for Blue Star Development, with architectural and engineering design handled by PDMS Design Group. The project represents a significant investment in the Collin County commercial landscape, with an estimated total cost of $14,100,000. This figure places the development well above the median estimated cost for new construction filings in the county, positioning it in the top quarter of similar projects. Despite the high total valuation, the cost per square foot stands at $70, which is notably below the county median of $121 per square foot.

Construction Timeline and Scope

Construction activities for this delivery station began in February 2020. The filing indicated a scheduled completion date of September 2020, encompassing architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and structural work. The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in January 2020. The accessibility review process concluded when TDLR closed the project file in September 2020. This closure marks the end of the regulatory oversight for this specific construction effort. The scheduled build window of 225 days was close to the county median of 212 days for new construction projects.

Ownership and Regional Context

Blue Star Development has registered multiple projects with TDLR, including this Frisco location and two others totaling $29,520,000. The developer’s portfolio includes Building 1 in Waxahachie and The Star in Frisco, both of which are also closed. The design firm, PDMS Design Group, has worked on six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $2,005,000, ranging from shops in Dallas to plazas in Plano and Kingwood. The site is located in ZIP code 75033, an area with a median household income of $171,640 according to U.S. Census estimates. The property sits outside the FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, in zone X, ensuring it is not subject to mandatory flood insurance requirements for federally backed loans.

Third-party records provide additional context for the facility's identity. A permit listing from the City of Frisco describes the project as a 201,473 square foot Amazon Delivery Station. Employment profiles on professional networks identify the site as an Amazon warehouse, with staff titles such as Area Manager Level 5. These external references confirm the commercial nature of the building. The TDLR record confirms the project is privately funded on private land for private use. The construction is finished, and the regulatory file is closed.