Houston 38 Center Store Remodel

The HEB Houston 38 Center Store Remodel is a private, minor interior renovation located at 11815 Westheimer in Houston, Texas. The project involves a small-scale alteration of 180 square feet within the existing facility. The estimated cost for this work is $250,000, which results in a computed cost of $1,389 per square foot. This figure is significantly above the Harris County median of $80 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings.

Project Scope and Ownership

Brixmor Royal Oaks, LP is the owner of record for this project. The design firm of record is Absolute Design Partners, which has handled six other TDLR-registered projects for HEB locations in Texas, totaling over $3.7 million. The registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing is Melvyn Archer. The work is classified as a renovation and alteration, specifically a minor interior remodel, on private land for private use.

TDLR completed the plan review process in June 2026. Construction was scheduled to begin in June 2026 with a completion date of September 2026. The scheduled build window of 95 days is close to the Harris County median of 92 days for comparable projects. The estimated cost of $250,000 is close to the county median for this project type, which sits at $250,000.

Although the scheduled completion date of September 2026 has passed, the public record does not confirm the physical state of the site. TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Therefore, the current status of the construction work is not confirmed in the official registry. The project remains listed with a status of Review Complete, indicating that the planning phase is finished, but the final verification of the completed work is absent from the record.

Local context for the 77077 ZIP code includes a population of approximately 63,421 residents. The median household income in this area is estimated at $71,080, with a median owner-occupied home value of $356,300. The housing stock in this specific ZIP code is predominantly renter-occupied. These demographic factors provide background for the location of this HEB store renovation, though they do not impact the construction details or the regulatory status of the project.