Southlake, TX- Food Court Refresh

Costco Wholesale completed a 1,235-square-foot renovation at its Southlake location at 2601 E State Hwy 114, Tarrant County. The work, filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) as "Southlake, TX- Food Court Refresh," involved the removal and replacement of the pizza hood and oven. This specific construction project is now finished, as TDLR closed the project file in March 2025.

The scope of work extended beyond the kitchen equipment. It included related mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, and fire protection modifications, along with the replacement of interior finishes. The total estimated cost for this privately funded alteration was $175,000. At a calculated rate of $142 per square foot, the project cost is above the county median of $79 per square foot for similar renovation filings in Tarrant County.

Project Details and Timeline

Costco Wholesale Corporation is the owner of record for this project. MG2 Architecture Corporation served as the design firm, with Justin K Walton registered as the accessibility specialist. The filing indicated a construction start date of March 2025 and a completion date of March 2025. This represents a scheduled build window of 18 days, which is shorter than the 92-day median for renovation projects in the county.

The project registration was finalized in October 2024. The TDLR record confirms the work is complete, marking the end of the accessibility review process. This renovation is one of several recent projects by Costco, which has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $3,770,000 across Texas. These include locations in Georgetown, San Antonio, Pflugerville, and Prosper, with varying statuses ranging from review complete to project registered.

Southlake, in ZIP code 76092, is a predominantly owner-occupied area with a median household income of $250,001 according to U.S. Census estimates. The site is located near other businesses such as 24 Hour Fitness, Einstein Bros. Bagels, and Gateway Church Administrative Offices. This specific food court refresh aligns with the broader trend of retail renovations in the region, where businesses update facilities to meet current operational needs.