Auntie Anne's in Dallas, TX

Auntie Anne's in Dallas is undertaking a complete renovation of its existing location at 8687 North Central Expwy, Suite 2410, within the NorthPark Center complex. This project involves a full gut of the 470-square-foot space to meet new prototypical standards, including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing updates. The filing lists the estimated cost at $850,000, resulting in a cost per square foot of $1809. The work is registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) under the Texas Accessibility Standards (TABS) program.

Project Timeline and Ownership

NorthPark Land Partners is the owner of record for this private project on private land. Oculus Inc. serves as the design firm, and Kimberly J Goss is the registered accessibility specialist. The TDLR completed the plan review in August 2026, and construction is scheduled to finish in November 2026, with work starting August 2026. The registered accessibility specialist has reviewed the plans to ensure compliance with state accessibility codes for this commercial alteration.

Market Context and Comparison

This renovation is part of a broader portfolio for NorthPark Land Partners, which has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $4,365,000 in Dallas, including several at NorthPark Center. Oculus Inc. also has a diverse portfolio, with six other registered projects totaling $7,144,000 across Texas, including work in Irving, Fort Worth, Houston, and Austin. The Auntie Anne's project costs $850,000, which is above the Dallas County median for renovation/alteration filings of $250,000. The scheduled build window of 72 days is close to the county median of 92 days. The $1809 per square foot cost is significantly above the county median of $73.

Third-party sources indicate Auntie Anne's operates multiple locations in the Dallas area, including sites at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and the Dallas Galleria. A Yelp listing for the North Central Expressway location notes a phone number and hours, though the TDLR record focuses solely on the construction and accessibility aspects of the renovation. The project is privately funded and does not involve public land or funding. The site is located outside the FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area (zone X).