Indian Creek Community in Brownwood, TX

Indian Creek Community is a new construction project located at 2400 Mustang Drive in Brownwood, Texas. The TDLR filing identifies the specific facility as Office/Laundry Building 1800, with a scope of work that includes an office/laundry facility and parking. The project is registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation under the name Indian Creek Community.

The owner of record is Idc-2, LLC, and the design firm of record is Hulsey Engineering. The estimated cost for this project is $9,300,000. The filing lists the square footage as 480 sq ft, which results in a computed cost per square foot of $19,375. This figure is significantly above the county median of $134 per square foot for new construction filings in Brown County.

Project Status and Timeline

The project was registered with TDLR in September 2022, with a construction start date also listed as September 2022. The target completion date on the filing is October 2023. Since this date has passed, the current status is a point of interest for those tracking the development. According to the public record, no plan review or inspection has been recorded since registration. Therefore, whether the construction proceeded to completion is not confirmed in the available TDLR data.

The project is privately funded on private land for private use. In the broader context of Brown County construction, this project’s estimated cost is in the top quarter compared to the median estimated cost of $700,000 for new construction filings in the county. The scheduled build window of 416 days is longer than the county median of 212 days.

Hulsey Engineering, the design firm of record, has other TDLR-registered projects in the region. These include an under-construction project in Cleburne valued at $195,000 and a closed project in Waxahachie valued at $230,000. Third-party listings describe Indian Creek Community as a luxury living option with townhomes, but these descriptions are not part of the TDLR construction record and do not confirm the status of the specific office/laundry building described in the filing.

For residents and businesses in Brownwood, the lack of recorded inspections means that the physical state of the 480 sq ft facility at this address remains unverified by state regulatory bodies. The project’s registration status remains active, but the absence of further regulatory activity suggests that the construction phase may have concluded without additional filings, or that the project is in a different stage not captured in the initial registration details.