Corridor Level 2 in Fort Worth, TX

The Corridor Level 2 renovation at 9900 Hillwood Pkwy in Fort Worth is complete. The project passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in October 2026, confirming that the construction work for this 365 sq ft corridor finish out is finished. The work involved renovating the corridor in the North Office Building, a structure that was newly constructed prior to this alteration. The project was privately funded and took place on private land for private use.

Registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in May 2025, the project was filed under the owner of record, Hillwood Commons 2 LTD. The design firm of record was GFF, with Marcela Abadi Rhoads serving as the registered accessibility specialist. The estimated cost for this renovation/alteration was $51,000, which calculates to $140 per square foot. The scheduled build window was 30 days, starting in June 2025 and targeted for completion in July 2025. However, the final inspection occurred in October 2026, indicating a timeline extension beyond the initial filing dates.

Project Scope and Context

The scope of work was specifically limited to the corridor finish out within the newly constructed building. This small-scale intervention contrasts with the broader construction activity at the address. City of Fort Worth permit records show at least 25 permits on file for this street address, issued between May 2025 and September 2026. These include commercial building, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing permits, with total declared valuations of $5,151,000. While these permits may relate to other tenants or suites, they reflect significant ongoing development at the Hillwood Commons location.

In terms of cost and size, this project falls below the median estimated cost for renovation/alteration filings in Tarrant County. The county median for similar projects is $250,000, and the median size is 3,900 sq ft. The $140 per square foot cost for this corridor work is above the county median of $79 per square foot. The 30-day build window was shorter than the county median of 92 days for similar projects. GFF, the design firm, has registered six other TDLR projects totaling over $38 million, including work in McKinney and Denton. This project is one of several recent renovations in the area, including the USRC Heritage Home and Victory Shops at Heritage VI.

The area around this project is part of a residential and commercial mix in Fort Worth. Census estimates for the 76244 ZIP code indicate a population of approximately 75,149 and a median household income of $119,542. The housing market in this area is predominantly owner-occupied, with a median home value of $363,200. The completion of this corridor renovation adds to the infrastructure supporting the North Office Building, ensuring accessibility standards are met for the private users of the facility.