Men's Wearhouse #1244R

Men's Wearhouse #1244R is undergoing a tenant improvement renovation at the Village at Cumberland Park in Tyler, Texas. The project involves altering an existing retail space of 6,087 sq ft to meet the brand's current standards. The work is privately funded and located at 8946 S Broadway Ave. Suite 182 in Smith County. TDLR registered the project in June 2026, and plan review was completed in August 2026. Construction is scheduled to finish in November 2026, with work starting in August 2026.

Project Scope and Cost

The estimated cost for this renovation is $75,000, which equates to $12 per square foot. This figure is below the median estimated cost of $275,000 for renovation and alteration projects in Smith County. The median size for similar filings in the county is 3,900 sq ft, making this project larger than the typical local renovation. The scheduled build window of 92 days is close to the county median of 104 days for this type of work. The low cost per square foot reflects the specific nature of the tenant improvement scope.

Ownership and Design

The Retail Connection is the owner and developer of record for this project. They are responsible for six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $5,627,000 across Texas, including locations in Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Lewisville. ID Group serves as the design firm of record. They have completed six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $1,875,530, with recent work in Austin, Plano, and Irving. Dianne Ford is the registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing.

The area surrounding the project has a population of about 44,912 according to U.S. Census estimates for ZIP code 75703. The median household income in this area is $76,347, with a median owner-occupied home value of $310,500. Smith County’s unemployment rate was 4.5 percent in June 2026, higher than a year earlier. This local economic context supports the commercial activity in the Village at Cumberland Park.

The TDLR status for Men's Wearhouse #1244R is Review Complete. The registration process ensures that the accessibility features of the renovated space comply with state requirements. The specific scope of work is limited to tenant improvements within the existing retail space. No new construction of the building structure itself is part of this filing. The project remains privately funded and operated on private land.