The Black Rabbit Market in Frisco, TX

The Black Rabbit Market in Frisco is undertaking a renovation and alteration project focused exclusively on the exterior of its building at 8760 7th St. This 11,413 sq ft commercial property, located in Collin County, is registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) as an accessibility project. The filing indicates a total estimated cost of $150,000 for the work. The project is targeted for January 2027, following a registration date in October 2026.

Project Scope and Financials

The scope of work is strictly limited to the exterior building envelope, with no interior alterations included in this specific filing. This narrow focus distinguishes it from broader renovation projects that might involve structural changes or interior redesigns. The estimated cost per square foot for this exterior work is $13, which is significantly below the median cost per square foot of $78 for similar renovation and alteration filings in Collin County over the last 24 months. The total project cost of $150,000 is also below the county median estimated cost of $221,000 for this type of work.

Stakeholders and Timeline

The owner and developer of record is The Black Rabbit Antique Market, LLC. The design firm responsible for the project is Texture Design Studio, a firm that has registered six other TDLR projects in Texas totaling $5,700,000. These include projects for Ryan Wayne Salon in Southlake, Oncor in Jacksonville, Toyota of Rockwall, Washington Ave Multi-Plex in Fort Worth, and Parlor's Ice Cream in University Park. Michael Lynn Kelley is the registered accessibility specialist for this Frisco project. The scheduled build window is 66 days, which is shorter than the county median of 92 days for comparable projects.

This project is privately funded and situated on private land for private use. While the TDLR registration confirms the project's existence and compliance with accessibility standards, the record does not indicate whether the business has started serving customers. The construction status is distinct from the operational status of the antique market. Plan review is pending as the project moves toward its completion target.