CWD Plano Medical Office Building

Texas Oncology Plano Cancer Center is a new 96,000-square-foot medical office building located at 5100 Village Creek Drive in Plano, Texas. The project, filed under the name CWD Plano Medical Office Building, is a ground-up construction effort that includes three stories of clinical space along with site improvements such as parking, sidewalks, and landscaping. With an estimated cost of $45,000,000, the development represents a significant investment in the local healthcare infrastructure of Collin County.

Project Scope and Timeline

Construction on the site is scheduled to begin in June 2025. The TDLR record indicates that the project is scheduled to finish in November 2026. This timeline provides a build window of approximately 535 days. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation completed plan review for this accessibility project in April 2025, clearing the way for construction to proceed according to the registered schedule.

The owner of record is CWD Plano LLC, and the design firm is RS&H. RS&H has a track record of working on various commercial and medical projects across Texas, including facilities in Houston and Laredo. The estimated cost of $45,000,000 translates to approximately $469 per square foot. This figure is notably above the county median of $120 per square foot for new construction filings in Collin County, reflecting the specialized nature of oncology facilities and the high standard of care required for such environments.

The location sits in a well-established area of Plano, near major healthcare and lodging providers. Nearby businesses include Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Plano and several hotel chains, indicating a hub for medical travel and local care. The area’s median household income is estimated at $121,226, and the median owner-occupied home value is $622,600, according to U.S. Census estimates for the 75093 ZIP code. This demographic profile suggests a stable and affluent community that will benefit from the new cancer center.

The project is privately funded and situated on private land for private use. Jeffery L Kelley is the registered accessibility specialist for this filing. The scope of work emphasizes the creation of a fully accessible medical facility, ensuring that the new center meets all necessary standards for patient safety and mobility. As construction progresses, the site will undergo significant transformation from its current state to a modern, three-story medical hub.