Stonelake Skyport Building 2

Stonelake Skyport Building 2 is a new shell warehouse under construction at 1020 Gateway Blvd. in Coppell, Texas. The project involves the construction of a 164,904 square foot facility, a significant scale that places it well above the median size for new construction filings in Dallas County. The owner of record is SL7 DFW Industrial, LP, which has registered four other projects in the area, indicating an ongoing development effort in the Coppell industrial corridor.

Construction Details and Cost

The estimated cost for this build is $11,265,000, which breaks down to $68 per square foot. This cost per square foot is below the Dallas County median of $125 for new construction projects, reflecting the efficiency often seen in large-scale shell warehouse builds. The scope of work includes a slab on grade and concrete tilt-up panels. Alliance Architects is the design firm of record, a firm that has handled several other large industrial projects in the region, including facilities in Terrell and Fort Worth.

TDLR completed plan review in February 2025, and construction was scheduled to finish in May 2026. 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 is privately funded on private land for private use.

Local Context and Ownership

SL7 DFW Industrial, LP is the developer behind this project, with other registered properties in Coppell including Stonelake Skyport Building 1. The presence of multiple buildings under the same ownership suggests a coordinated industrial park development. The area, identified by ZIP code 75019, has a median household income of $134,174 according to U.S. Census estimates, indicating a stable economic base for the surrounding community. Dallas County unemployment was 3.3 percent in July 2026, slightly higher than the previous year, providing a labor market context for the construction and future occupancy of such facilities.

The project registration with TDLR serves as a public record of the planned construction, ensuring compliance with state accessibility and building standards. While the filing provides detailed information on the scope and cost, the final status remains pending the recording of a final inspection. This transparency is a key part of the TDLR process, allowing the public to track the progress of significant construction projects in the state.