The Outpost Waco - Clubhouse Renovation

The Outpost Waco is undergoing an interior renovation of its existing clubhouse building at 2415 S. University Parks Dr. in Waco. The project, filed under the name The Outpost Waco - Clubhouse Renovation, involves a 5,800 sq ft scope of work with an estimated cost of $1,000,000. This places the renovation in the top quarter of estimated costs for similar projects in McLennan County, where the median cost is $277,446.

Project Details and Design

Tailwind Waco, LLC is the owner of record for this privately funded project on private land. Merriman Anderson Architects serves as the design firm, a practice that has completed other significant projects across Texas, including work in Austin, Dallas, and Plano. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is Bonita L Anderson. The construction schedule was tight, with a planned build window of 60 days, which is shorter than the 122-day median for renovation filings in the county.

Plan review was completed in June 2026, and construction was scheduled to begin in the same month with a target completion date of July 2026. However, the TDLR record has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record.

Local Context and Market Position

The renovation is situated in ZIP code 76706, an area with a population of approximately 40,668 and a median household income of $42,277 according to U.S. Census estimates. The estimated cost per square foot for The Outpost Waco is $172, which is above the county median of $96. This suggests a higher level of investment per unit area compared to typical renovation projects in McLennan County during the same period.

Mclennan County’s construction landscape includes 262 registered renovation and alteration projects in the last 24 months. The Outpost Waco stands out due to its size and cost relative to local averages. While the specific business operations are not detailed in the TDLR filing, the scale of the renovation indicates a significant update to the facility’s interior spaces. The project remains a private endeavor, distinct from public infrastructure works, and reflects the ongoing development activity in the Waco area.