Reynolds & Reynolds Mech. Bldg in Houston, TX

Reynolds 7 Reynolds is the name of a new 4,266 sq ft mechanical building completed at 6900 Hollister St in Houston, Texas. The structure, filed under the name Reynolds & Reynolds Mech. Bldg, houses the office chiller and boiler room for the adjacent Reynolds & Reynolds facility. This new construction project was privately funded and built on private land for private use. TDLR closed the project file in October 2022, marking the end of the accessibility review process for this construction.

The build was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in May 2020, with construction starting in October 2020. The filing specified a completion date of October 2022, which aligns with the final status of the record. The estimated cost for the project was $2,000,000, resulting in a computed cost of $469 per square foot. This figure is above the Harris County median of $88 per square foot for similar new construction filings. The scheduled build window of 729 days is longer than the county median of 219 days.

Carla R. Haramboure served as the design firm of record for the project. Laura Fulkerson was the registered accessibility specialist responsible for ensuring the facility met state standards. The project is located in Harris County, specifically within the 77040 ZIP code area. Census estimates for this ZIP code indicate a population of about 50,446 and a median household income of $67,254. The housing market in this area includes 19,197 units with an even mix of owner- and renter-occupied homes.

Clay Development has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $45,454,275, including the Mustang Ridge Distribution Center I and II. The design firm, Carla R. Haramboure, has three other registered projects totaling $16,567,774, including the North Post Oak Bldg. D and CedarPort Distribution Bldg. 4. The Harris County unemployment rate was 5.2 percent in July 2026, higher than a year earlier. This economic context frames the private investment in specialized mechanical infrastructure for commercial use in the Houston area.

The project represents a significant addition to the Reynolds & Reynolds campus, providing dedicated space for critical HVAC systems. The construction was completed within the timeline outlined in the initial filing. The final status of the TDLR record confirms that all required accessibility reviews were concluded before the file was closed in October 2022. This ensures the facility met the necessary regulatory standards for its intended mechanical functions before becoming part of the permanent infrastructure.