PSX Group Building Addition in Houston, TX

The PSX Group Office project at 6001 Gardendale Drive in Houston adds 800 square feet of workspace to an existing structure. This construction effort is privately funded and located on private land for private use. The filing identifies the work as an addition to an existing building, specifically for expanded office use. The estimated cost for this expansion is $150,000, resulting in a cost of $188 per square foot.

PJL Real Estate LLC is the owner of record for this development. Nour Architecture and Design LLC serves as the design firm. Clinton P Ryan is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the project. The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in January 2026. Plan review was completed in March 2026, and construction was scheduled to begin in the same month.

Project Scope and Context

The scope of work involves a building addition of 800 square feet onto the existing office structure. This expansion is intended to provide additional office workspace for the PSX Group. The project is relatively small compared to other additions in Harris County. The median estimated cost for similar filings in the county is $441,000, while this project’s $150,000 estimate falls in the bottom quarter of that range. The median size for these projects is 5,000 square feet, making this 800-square-foot addition significantly smaller than the typical county average.

Nour Architecture and Design LLC has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $2,808,000. These include work at the Northcross Shopping Center and the Metamorphosis Office Building in Houston. The design firm’s portfolio demonstrates experience with both commercial retail and office space developments. The scheduled build window for this project is 92 days, which is shorter than the county median of 182 days for similar additions.

The completion date listed on the filing is June 2026. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. This means the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The project status remains under review, and no final occupancy or completion certification has been issued by the state. Readers should note that the absence of a final inspection does not indicate the business is open or operating, only that the regulatory process is incomplete.