BAP1

SpaceX is constructing a new 157,321-square-foot parking garage at 888 FM 1209 in Bastrop, Texas. This privately funded project, valued at an estimated $20,000,000, represents a significant expansion of the facility’s infrastructure. The structure is being built on private land for private use, distinct from the surrounding public developments in Bastrop County.

Construction began in February 2025, and the project is scheduled to finish in January 2027. This timeline spans approximately 705 days, which is longer than the 245-day median build window for new construction projects in Bastrop County. The extended duration reflects the scale of the work, which involves substantial earthwork and structural engineering for a facility of this size.

The estimated cost of $127 per square foot is below the county median of $150 per square foot for similar new construction filings. While the total estimated cost places this project in the top quarter of Bastrop County filings, the per-square-foot rate suggests efficient resource allocation for a large-scale commercial structure. The project is registered with TDLR, with plan review completed in January 2026.

Project Context and Ownership

SpaceX holds six other TDLR-registered projects in the region, totaling $277,750,000 in estimated costs. These include the Starbase facility in Starbase, Texas, valued at $250,000,000, and several other Bastrop-based projects. The Bap1 garage is part of this broader portfolio of infrastructure developments in the area, supporting the operational needs of the company’s local presence.

This geographic positioning reduces certain environmental risks associated with large-scale construction in low-lying areas. The project’s location in Bastrop, a community with a median household income of $86,976, places it within a growing suburban corridor that has seen increased commercial and industrial activity in recent years.