Wuliger Way Data Center

The Wuliger Way Data Center is a new 12,000-square-foot facility located at 6401 Wuliger Way in North Richland Hills, Texas. The project, registered with TDLR under the name Data Center, involves the construction of a site and building for private use. The estimated cost for this new construction is $3,600,000, which equates to $300 per square foot. The owner of record is 6409 wuliger way LLC, and the registered accessibility specialist is Jeffrey A Gutknecht.

Construction was scheduled to begin in May 2026, with a planned completion date in July 2026. The filing indicates that the project is privately funded on private land. TDLR completed plan review in March 2026, and the status is listed as Review Complete. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The scheduled build window of 91 days is shorter than the county median of 214 days for similar new construction projects in Tarrant County.

Project Context and Comparisons

The estimated cost of $3,600,000 is above the county median for new construction, placing it in the top quarter of filings. The cost per square foot of $300 is also above the county median of $120. The project is located in ZIP code 76226, which has a population of about 40,516 and a median household income of $170,530 according to U.S. Census estimates. Other registered projects in the area include a Tesla new construction facility and several renovation projects for churches and businesses.

Third-party sources have noted that the Wuliger Way data center must comply with Senate Bill 6, which took effect in June 2025. A Facebook post by a local group expressed concerns about the construction near a neighborhood, while datacenter.fyi describes the facility as a proposed data center connecting to the Cooke grid. These external references provide context but do not alter the TDLR record, which remains the authoritative source for construction status and specifications.

The project’s scale and cost reflect a significant investment in data infrastructure within North Richland Hills. The rapid build schedule suggests a streamlined construction process, though the lack of a final inspection record means the project’s completion status is unverified in the public domain. Readers should rely on TDLR updates for the latest information on this facility.