Shops at Viridian in Arlington, TX

Shops at Viridian, a new construction project located at 935 Blue Lake Blvd. in Arlington, Tarrant County, represents a significant development effort for ARVO Viridian, LLC. The filing details the erection of two distinct structures, identified as Building I and Building II, which are ground-up, single-story pre-engineered metal steel buildings. These structures rely on structural metal studs for their shell, with an exterior envelope composed of stucco, brick, and thin stone veneer. The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in November 2026, marking the official start of the accessibility compliance process for this private development.

The total estimated cost for this development is $1,511,550, covering the construction of 30,231 square feet of space. This results in a calculated cost of $50 per square foot. When compared to other new construction filings in Tarrant County, this project stands out for its scale and cost structure. The median estimated cost for similar projects in the county is $800,000, with the middle half of projects ranging from $300,000 to $2,700,000. While the total cost is above the county median, the cost per square foot is notably below the county median of $120. The scheduled build window for this project is 273 days, which is longer than the county median of 214 days.

Construction is scheduled to begin in May 2027, with the project completion date on the filing set for January 2028. The project is targeted for January 2028, aligning with the current status of plan review pending and the overall timeline established by the registered accessibility specialist, Brian Gary Stanton. This development is privately funded and situated on private land for private use, indicating a commercial or retail purpose typical for the Shops at Viridian branding. The area surrounding the project, within ZIP code 76005, shows a median household income of $174,352 according to U.S. Census ACS 2023 five-year estimates, suggesting a demographic profile that supports commercial investment.

The registration with TDLR ensures that the accessibility features of these buildings meet state standards. The project status remains registered, with no further updates on physical completion provided in the current record. The use of pre-engineered metal steel buildings suggests a focus on efficient construction methods, while the specified envelope materials of stucco, brick, and thin stone veneer point to a specific aesthetic direction for the Shops at Viridian. The involvement of ARVO Viridian, LLC as the owner and developer of record ties this project to their broader portfolio in the region.