Restroom Remodel - Level 16

The Restroom Remodel on Level 16 of Central Park 2 is a 535 sq ft interior renovation project at 1980 Post Oak Blvd in Houston. This specific filing, registered with TDLR in September 2026, describes the work as an interior renovation of the existing interior buildout. The project is privately funded and located on private land for private use, with a scheduled completion date targeted for January 2027.

Project Scope and Cost

POC Partners I LLC is the owner of record for this alteration, which carries an estimated cost of $190,000. This valuation translates to $355 per square foot, a figure that sits above the Harris County median of $80 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings. The total estimated cost is below the county median of $250,000 for this type of work, indicating a focused investment in a specific suite rather than a full-building overhaul. The scheduled build window is 91 days, which is close to the county median of 92 days for comparable projects.

Ziegler Cooper Architects serves as the design firm of record, overseeing the technical aspects of the remodel. William T Winning is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. This geographic detail provides context for the site’s environmental profile, though the primary focus remains on the interior construction activities planned for the 16th floor.

City of Houston permit records show 10 permits on file at this street address, issued between January 2026 and August 2026. These permits are categorized as Building Pmt and include descriptions referencing a 535 SF office restroom remodel and the demolition of interior non-load bearing walls. The consistency between the city permit descriptions and the TDLR filing scope confirms the nature of the work as a targeted interior upgrade within the existing structure.

The project status is Project Registered, with plan review pending. Construction is set to begin in October 2026 according to the filing. POC Partners I LLC has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $1,140,000, most of which are also associated with Central Park 2. This pattern suggests a phased approach to updating amenities within the building, with this specific restroom project forming one part of a broader portfolio of renovations managed by the same owner.