$6M Hobby Lobby Store Filed for Manor
The proposed 55,000-square-foot store has a December 2026 construction target in its registration, with completion listed for July 2027.
A Texas accessibility registration outlines a $6 million Hobby Lobby store at 14019 East US 290 in Manor. The proposed new building would cover approximately 55,000 square feet at the northwest corner of US 290 and Old Kimbro Road.
The record was registered October 5 and received renewed coverage in October. It lists a December 15, 2026 start and July 23, 2027 completion. Those dates describe the submitted plan, not observed field progress or an announced store-opening day.
Project at a Glance
- Location:
- 14019 East US 290
- Floor area:
- 55,000 square feet
- Filed estimate:
- $6 million
- Filed start:
- December 15, 2026
- Filed completion:
- July 23, 2027
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A defined retail-building scope
The registration describes new construction rather than renovation of an existing store. That distinction identifies a building-shell and site-development opportunity, although the short scope does not break down the structure, civil works or interior packages.
The $6 million estimate belongs to the registered work. It is not necessarily the retailer’s total investment after inventory, equipment and other operating costs. It also does not establish a general-contractor contract amount.
How the registration fits the approval process
The owner and design firm are identified in the filing, with design details available to members below. The status is Project Registered. No general-contractor appointment is being inferred from stores delivered for the same retailer.
A state accessibility registration is one element of the record. Local approvals, utility arrangements and a construction start instruction remain separate matters. The filed dates are useful for tracking the proposal, but should be checked against later permits and field updates.
The next construction milestones
The follow-up should confirm site mobilization, the building team and the sequence between shell completion, interior installation and opening. Those stages can be separated even on a single-store development.
For Manor’s commercial pipeline, the filing adds a specific project with a measurable scope and proposed delivery window. It provides a better basis for tracking progress than assuming a retailer’s presence in a wider development announcement means its individual building is already underway.