HOPFE RD. STORAGE - BLDGS. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, & 12 in Hockley, TX

Hopfe Project, LLC is advancing a significant storage facility development at 19839 HOPFE RD. in Hockley, Harris County. The project, officially filed as Hopfe Rd. Storage - Bldgs. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, & 12, involves the new construction of eight pre-engineered metal structures designed for boat and RV self-storage. With a total estimated cost of $5,750,000, this private undertaking represents a substantial investment in the local infrastructure, registering with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in October 2026.

The scope of work encompasses a total of 74,480 square feet across the various structures. The complex includes Buildings 2 and 3, each measuring 5,600 SF, and Building 4, which spans 11,600 SF. Buildings 6, 7, 9, and 10 are each 10,400 SF, while Building 12 serves as a 10,080 SF metal canopy. This configuration results in a cost per square foot of $77, a figure that sits close to the county median for similar new construction filings in Harris County.

Construction is scheduled to begin in December 2026, following the registration period. The project timeline indicates a build window of 210 days, which is close to the median scheduled build window of 224 days for comparable projects in the area. Plan review is pending, and the entire project is targeted for July 2027. Amelia Y C Lee serves as the registered accessibility specialist for this development, ensuring compliance with state regulations throughout the construction phase.

This development is privately funded and situated on private land designated for private use. It stands out in the local market due to its scale; the estimated cost of $5,750,000 places it in the top quarter of new construction filings in Harris County, significantly above the median estimated cost of $750,000. The location in ZIP code 77447, which has a median household income of $111,932 according to U.S. Census estimates, suggests a robust local economy supporting such specialized storage needs.

While the TDLR record confirms the project status and registration details, it does not provide information regarding the operational status of the business. The filing covers the construction permit and accessibility compliance, not the commercial opening of the facility. Readers should note that the completion date is a target based on the current filing, and actual opening times may vary based on final inspections and business readiness.