Spec Suite 1295 in Dallas, TX

Bradford MPT Partners LLC filed a TDLR registration for the renovation of Suite 1295 at Meadow Park Tower, located at 10440 N Central Expwy in North Dallas. The project involves finishing out an existing 2,669 square foot suite with an estimated cost of $134,000. The filing, designated as Spec Suite 1295, identifies Jones Commercial Interiors as the design firm of record and Michael Lynn Kelley as the registered accessibility specialist.

The scope of work is strictly limited to interior alterations for private use on private land. The estimated cost equates to $50 per square foot, a figure that sits below the Dallas County median of $72 for similar renovation and alteration filings. The scheduled build window was 42 days, which is shorter than the county median of 92 days for this project type. This project is one of two TDLR-registered filings associated with this owner, the other being a separate $600,000 project at the same tower that is already closed.

Construction was scheduled to begin in October 2025 with a planned completion date of November 2025. TDLR completed the plan review process in January 2026. Despite the passing of the scheduled completion date, the public record indicates that TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Consequently, the current physical state of the site is not confirmed in the official database, and the status remains listed as Review Complete rather than fully closed out with a final inspection stamp.

The location sits within ZIP code 75231, an area where the U.S. Census estimates a population of approximately 37,695 residents. The median household income in this area is $54,884, and housing is predominantly renter-occupied. Nearby businesses include Mei Mei Chinese Buffet, Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant & Bar, and North PKWY Surgical Institute. The Dallas County unemployment rate stood at 3.3 percent in July 2026, higher than a year earlier, providing context for the local labor market during the project's scheduled timeline.

For readers tracking this specific suite, the distinction between plan review and final inspection is critical. While the design and filing processes were finalized in early 2026, the absence of a final inspection record means the project's physical completion is not verified by the state. The filing remains a record of intended work and regulatory compliance steps, but it does not confirm that the suite is habitable or open for business.