MH Transplant Clinic Relocation in Houston, TX

The MH Transplant Clinic Relocation is a completed renovation of 12,223 sq ft at 6400 Fannin Street in Houston. The project passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in August 2026, confirming that construction is complete. This work combines three existing medical office suites into a single new clinic within the Memorial Hermann Medical Plaza.

LPF Memorial Hermann Property LLC owns the property, while SmithGroup served as the design firm of record. The scope included selective demolition, new finishes, and modifications to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety, and fire alarm systems. The estimated cost was $1,800,000, resulting in a cost of $147 per square foot.

Project Scope and Scale

This renovation is larger and more expensive than typical Harris County filings. Among 39,050 registered renovation projects in the county, this project sits in the top quarter for cost. The estimated $1,800,000 exceeds the county median of $250,000, and the $147 per square foot cost is above the median of $80. The scheduled build window of 123 days was also longer than the county median of 92 days.

City of Houston permit records show eight building permits issued at this address between January and August 2026. These permits describe high-rise clinic office and outpatient remodels, including specific work on elevator lobbies and medical office spaces. The permits align with the TDLR filing scope, which focuses on creating a functional transplant clinic from previously separate suites.

Owner and Design Context

LPF Memorial Hermann Property LLC has four other TDLR-registered projects totaling $9,470,000, primarily in Houston. SmithGroup has six other registered projects totaling $25,839,969, including work in Tyler, Dallas, and Denton. The registered accessibility specialist for this project is William T Winning. The project was registered with TDLR in November 2025, with plan review completed in March 2026.

The construction start date listed in the filing was January 2026. The planned completion date was May 2026, but the final inspection occurred in August 2026. This timeline reflects the actual duration of the renovation work. The project is privately funded on private land for private use, serving the medical needs of the Houston area.