Jackson Creek Drive & Bldg Storage in Edinburg, TX

The Elections Building Warehouse / Storage project at 1907 West Jackson Creek Avenue in Edinburg is a new 3,150 sq ft non-living storage facility. This structure is designed to support existing building usage within the Hidalgo County complex. The filing, registered with TDLR, lists the project name as Jackson Creek Drive & Bldg Storage, indicating its specific function within the site's operational layout.

Hidalgo County is the owner of record for this new construction. The estimated cost for the project is $65,000, which computes to $21 per square foot. This figure is below the county median of $100 per square foot for similar new construction filings. The scheduled build window was 53 days, significantly shorter than the county median of 212 days for projects of this type.

Plan review was completed in January 2025, and construction was scheduled to begin and finish within that same month. The filing indicates a completion date of February 2025. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The project status remains under review despite the passing of the scheduled completion date.

Project Context and Location

This facility is located in ZIP code 78539, an area with a population of about 38,162 residents. The median household income in this Census area is $64,864. The housing stock consists of 15,759 units, with a median owner-occupied home value of $198,300. The project is part of a broader portfolio of Hidalgo County developments, which includes six other registered projects totaling $22,260,000.

Other registered projects in the immediate area include the Jackson Office Building and the South Texas Orthopendic Offices. These filings reflect a concentration of new construction activity in Edinburg. The labor market in Hidalgo County shows an unemployment rate of 6.3 percent which is lower than the rate recorded a year earlier. This economic context underscores the ongoing development activity in the region.

The scope of work is strictly limited to non-living storage. There are no residential components or public access areas described in the filing. The project utilizes public funds and public land. The low cost per square foot suggests a straightforward, utilitarian construction approach focused on basic storage capacity rather than high-end finishes or complex systems.