Walmart 3449_Killeen

Walmart Neighborhood Market #3449 is undergoing a comprehensive interior and exterior renovation at 3801 E Stan Schluester Loop in Killeen, Texas. The project covers 41,197 sq ft of existing space and is registered with TDLR under the filing name Walmart 3449_Killeen. This work represents a significant upgrade to the store's infrastructure, including new floor finishes and a complete paint job for both the interior and exterior surfaces.

The scope of work includes the addition of a mother room, a specific amenity designed to improve customer comfort and accessibility. The estimated cost for this renovation is $1,765,412, which equates to approximately $43 per square foot. This figure is below the county median of $93 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings in Bell County, indicating an efficient cost structure relative to the local market average.

Project Timeline and Administration

The project was registered with TDLR in January 2026, and construction is scheduled to begin in September 2026. Completion is targeted for November 2026, resulting in a planned build window of 61 days. This duration is shorter than the median scheduled build window of 120 days for comparable projects in the region, suggesting a streamlined execution plan for the renovation tasks.

Walmart Stores Texas LLC is the owner of record for this project. Sevan Multi-Site Solutions serves as the design firm of record, handling the architectural and planning aspects of the remodel. James A Gee is the registered accessibility specialist responsible for ensuring the project meets required standards. The project is privately funded on private land for private use, with no public funding involved in the construction or renovation efforts.

The location is in ZIP code 78028, a community with a population of about 40,829 and a median household income of $65,486 according to U.S. Census estimates. The area is primarily composed of owner-occupied housing, with a median home value of $281,300. This renovation aligns with Walmart's broader strategy of updating its neighborhood market stores across Texas, where the company has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $4,786,089 in estimated costs, all of which have completed their review processes.