CCI Plano I Owner records an $8.9M deed of trust in Plano
CCI Plano I Owner LLC recorded an $8.9M deed of trust on two Plano parcels on Nov. 12, 2026, with CLMG Corp named as grantee.
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CCI Plano I Owner LLC recorded an $8.9 million deed of trust on two parcels in Plano on Nov. 12, 2026, according to the Collin County Clerk’s records. The filing names CLMG Corp as the grantee, and the note it secures is made payable to Beal Bank USA.
Why it matters
A recorded deed of trust is the Texas version of a mortgage, and it is the first public sign that a Plano owner has put new debt on a property. This one is a plain loan: the record shows a borrower, a lender and a principal amount, with no sign of default, a foreclosure notice or a sale.
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The record does not say what the borrower plans to build or operate on the land, so this report does not guess. The Texas Comptroller franchise-tax search returned no match for the borrowing entity under the names we tried, which means the operating company behind it is not yet identified from public records. We will update this report if a sponsor is confirmed.
Our report on the AT&T headquarters groundbreaking in Plano covers a much larger project in the same city, and the Dallas-Fort Worth market page tracks the region’s other recorded loans.
The numbers
- Loan amount: $8,900,000.00, the principal sum stated in the note described in the deed of trust.
- Borrower (grantor): CCI Plano I Owner LLC.
- Grantee on the record: CLMG Corp. The text of the deed of trust describes the note as payable to the order of Beal Bank USA.
- Recorded: Nov. 12, 2026, instrument 2026000149901, Collin County Clerk document 333833369.
- Size of filing: 45 pages.
- Collateral: two parcels, described as Lot 3, Block 1, Countrywide Addition Plano, with the plat referenced as 2018 / 960.
What’s next
The next records to watch are any release of lien, assignment of the note, or construction filings tied to the same two parcels in Collin County. A building permit or a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation project registration for the site would show what the owner intends to do with the property.
If the loan later goes unpaid, Texas handles that outside the courts: the lender posts a notice of trustee’s sale, and sales take place on the first Tuesday of a month. No such notice exists for these parcels in the records we reviewed. We will report any new filing against them.
On the record
Deed of trust recorded Nov. 12, 2026 at 2:55 p.m., instrument 2026000149901, principal sum $8,900,000.00 on two parcels in Countrywide Addition Plano
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