Frost Uptown Dallas tower logs $22.2M tenant buildout on 3 floors

A single tenant is set to spend $22.2 million building out three stacked floors of the Frost Uptown Dallas office tower at 2950 Harwood. Three Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation registrations dated Oct. 28, 2026, each put a $7.4 million interior upfit on the 17th, 18th and 19th floors.

Why it matters

Each filing marks the work as tenant-funded and names the same tenant, so this is one occupant committing to about 35,200 sq ft of contiguous space in Uptown Dallas. Brokers tracking Uptown Dallas office demand count full-floor commitments like this one, and three consecutive floors taken by a single tenant is a scale of commitment that rarely shows up as one filing. For contractors, it is a five-month interior job of roughly $22.2 million set to start in January.

The numbers

Each floor carries an estimated cost of $7.4 million and 11,744 sq ft, for about 35,200 sq ft across the three floors. That is roughly $630 per sq ft. The project numbers are TABS2027004588, TABS2027004585 and TABS2027004581. All three list Horizon PropCo IV, L.P., a San Francisco-based entity, as the building owner, with an estimated start of Jan. 2, 2027, and completion of May 30, 2027. The scope on each covers raised flooring, new finishes, ceiling grid and lighting. No general contractor is named.

What’s next

The registrations do not name the tenant’s business. The next records to watch are city of Dallas building permits for the three floors, which would name the contractor, and any lease announcement that identifies the occupant. More on the Dallas-Fort Worth office pipeline is tracked on the market hub.