Hancock Whitney Bank

Lakeside Market is undergoing a 2,343 sq ft tenant improvement at 5807 Preston Road in Plano. The project, listed on the filing as Hancock Whitney Bank, has an estimated cost of $632,890. Construction began in September 2026, and the work is targeted for January 2027. This privately funded project is registered with TDLR for accessibility compliance.

Entos Design serves as the design firm of record for this renovation. The registered accessibility specialist is Michael Lynn Kelley. The scope of work is strictly limited to tenant improvement, reflecting the interior fit-out nature of the project. The estimated cost of $632,890 places this project above the county median for similar renovation filings. Specifically, the cost falls in the top quarter of comparable projects in Collin County, while the $270 per sq ft cost is also above the county median of $78 per sq ft.

Project Scope and Market Context

The scheduled build window of 106 days is close to the county median of 92 days for renovation and alteration projects. Entos Design has six other TDLR-registered projects, totaling $4,405,000, including multiple filings for Galleria North Tower II in Dallas and One Legacy Circle in Plano. This indicates a consistent presence in the commercial renovation sector. The project is situated in the 75093 ZIP code, where the Census estimates a population of about 46,491 and a median household income of $121,226. Housing in this area is mostly owner-occupied, with a median home value of $622,600.

The project status is Project Registered, with plan review pending. The filing confirms that the work is privately funded on private land for private use. There is no public funding involved in this specific renovation. The TDLR registration ensures that the project meets state accessibility standards during the construction phase. The completion date on the filing is January 2027, aligning with the targeted finish date. This timeline provides a clear window for the renovation activities at 5807 Preston Road.

Collin County’s labor market shows an unemployment rate of 4.6 percent higher than a year earlier. This context helps situate the local economic environment in which the construction is taking place. The project does not involve new construction but rather the alteration of existing tenant space. The specific address and details are recorded in the TDLR database for public reference. The design and construction teams are identified in the official filing, providing transparency into who is responsible for the work.