EXPANSION FOR COTTON CREEK INVESTMENT COMPANY in Fort Worth, TX

The renovation of Suite 3655 in the Bank of America Tower in Fort Worth is complete. TDLR closed the project file in June 2026, confirming the conclusion of the accessibility review process for this construction. The work involved a remodel of existing lease space within the building located at 301 Commerce Street.

The project was filed under the name Expansion for Cotton Creek Investment Company. It was a privately funded renovation on private land for private use. The estimated cost for the work was $85,000, covering 1,069 square feet of space. This results in a cost of $80 per square foot, a figure that is close to the Tarrant County median of $79 for similar renovation and alteration filings.

Halbach Dietz Architects served as the design firm of record for the project. The registered accessibility specialist was Michael Lynn Kelley. The owner of record is listed as Ddr/Dtc City Investments LP SRB City Investments LP T-L City Investments LP. This entity has other TDLR-registered projects in Fort Worth, including work at the City Center Fort Worth and other suites in the Bank of America Tower.

Construction began in November 2025, following a registration with TDLR in October 2025. Plan review was completed in January 2026. The scheduled build window was 72 days, which is close to the county median of 92 days for this type of work. The final inspection passed in February 2026, marking the end of the physical construction phase.

The Bank of America Tower is a significant structure in downtown Fort Worth. According to Wikipedia, the building is 547 feet tall and has 38 floors, making it the second tallest building in the city. The City of Fort Worth maintains a permit record for this address, with at least 25 permits on file between April 2025 and May 2026. These permits include commercial building, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work, reflecting the ongoing maintenance and improvements within the tower.

The project status is now closed. The TDLR file was closed in June 2026. The work was a specific remodel of lease space, not a new construction of the entire tower. The facts provided confirm the completion of the accessibility review and the passing of the final inspection. There is no indication of new construction beyond the specified 1,069 square feet of renovated space.