Target Files $4.5M Austin Highway Store Renovation

A state registration sets an April–October 2027 schedule for renovations to the existing San Antonio store.

Target has registered a renovation of its store at 1223 Austin Highway in San Antonio. The October 20 filing lists an estimated construction cost of $4,514,446 and a project area of 121,906 square feet.

The scheduled work period runs from April 19 to October 8, 2027. Those dates are registration estimates and may change; the filing does not demonstrate that construction has begun.

Project at a Glance

Filed construction estimate:
$4,514,446
Registered area:
121,906 SF
Schedule:
April 19–October 8, 2027
TDLR:
TABS2027004004

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An existing-store alteration

The scope is described as renovation of an existing retail store. It is not a new-store announcement or an expansion claim. The area listed in the registration should not be read as newly added floor space.

The reviewed filing does not itemize the refurbishment packages. Changes to refrigeration, electrical distribution, finishes or other building systems should not be represented as confirmed merely because they are common in retail modernization projects.

Team and next steps

Target Corporation is the registered owner. The named design firm is included in the member team section; no general contractor has been identified in the reviewed record.

Permit updates, contractor appointments and a more detailed scope would clarify how work is sequenced within the operating property. No temporary store closure or operating-hours change is confirmed by the registration.

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