Bank of Texas lends $3.175M on Plano fitness site

Kinza LLC, a Texas limited liability company headquartered on Preston Park Boulevard in Plano, borrowed $3,175,000 from BOKF NA, doing business as Bank of Texas, against the Preston Park Fitness Center site at the same address, according to a deed of trust recorded with the Collin County Clerk.

Why it matters

The deed of trust lists Kinza LLC’s own mailing address as the pledged parcel, pointing to owner-occupied financing rather than an outside buyer. For brokers and investors, that means the site is being financed in place, not sold.

The numbers

The deed of trust, instrument 2026000142555, was recorded Oct. 27, 2026, and carries a note dated Oct. 15, 2026, in the original principal amount of $3,175,000. It pledges Lot 2, Block A of the Preston Park Fitness Center subdivision in Plano, indexed by the clerk as two parcels. The note was signed 12 days before recording. Once recorded, the instrument returns to BOKF, NA dba Bank of Texas at a post office box in Tulsa, Okla., home of parent BOK Financial. Kinza LLC has been registered with the Texas Secretary of State since Aug. 17, 2018, under file number 0803094647; its registered agent and director is Natasha Jamal of The Colony, per the Comptroller’s franchise tax record.

What’s next

No TABS filing or building permit tied to the Preston Park Fitness Center address has surfaced alongside this deed of trust, so the loan does not yet point to a renovation or expansion project. Watch Collin County Clerk filings for a release or substitution of this lien, or a TDLR TABS registration at the same address, for the next sign of what the financing is funding. More filings are on the Dallas-Fort Worth market hub.