McMillan James Equipment Company Austin Office TI

McMillan James Equipment Company is renovating its Austin office at 1908 Kramer Lane, Suite B200. The project involves the interior alteration of an existing 12,728-square-foot tenant space within the building located at 1908 Kramer Lane in Travis County. This work is strictly limited to the interior and does not change the building's use, the tenant's function, or the required parking configuration. No site work is included in the scope of this filing.

The renovation is estimated to cost $756,000, which works out to $59 per square foot. This cost per square foot is below the county median of $103 for similar renovation and alteration projects in Travis County. While the total estimated cost is above the county median for this work type, the scheduled build window of 122 days is close to the county median of 98 days. The project is privately funded on private land for private use.

Project Status and Timeline

Construction on this project started in August 2026. TDLR completed the plan review process in September 2026, marking the status as Review Complete. The work is scheduled to finish in December 2026. This timeline aligns with the initial registration date of August 2026, indicating a steady progression through the approval and construction phases without significant delays in the recorded schedule.

The design firm of record is Merriman Anderson Architects, with Bonita L Anderson serving as the registered accessibility specialist. Merriman Anderson Architects has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects, including large-scale developments in Plano, Waco, Pflugerville, Dallas, and Grapevine. The owner of record is Braker Metric Business Part, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.

City of Austin permit records show three permits on file at this street address, issued between April 2024 and August 2026. These include two building permits and one electrical permit, with declared valuations totaling $756,000. The most recent permit activity involved interior non-structural demolition and the addition of four power poles with existing circuiting. These records support the scope of interior alterations described in the TDLR filing for this specific suite.