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Dick's and Haverty's shells registered at $12.5M in Richmond

A $12.5M TDLR registration covers two Richmond shell buildings at The Grand at Aliana, sized for Haverty's and Dick's Sporting Goods.

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$12.5MREGISTERED COST
86,496 sq ftCOMBINED SHELL SPACE
Fort BendCOUNTY

The owner of Tract 3 at The Grand at Aliana registered a $12.5M ground-up construction project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 22, 2026, for two shell retail buildings on West Grand Parkway South in Richmond, Fort Bend County. The filing, TABS2027004220, totals roughly 86,496 sq ft, split between a 26,071 sq ft Haverty’s Furniture showroom and a 60,425 sq ft Dick’s Sporting Goods store.

Why it matters

The filing adds two national big-box retailers to the Grand Parkway/West Airport corridor in Fort Bend County. The project is privately funded, built on private land. The TABS record names a single-purpose limited partnership as owner, linked in the sources below, and identifies no separate development or management brand.

The numbers

The registration lists an estimated construction cost of $12.5M and a combined shell footprint of 86,496 sq ft: 26,071 sq ft for the Haverty’s Furniture space and 60,425 sq ft for Dick’s Sporting Goods. TDLR lists an estimated start date of Jan. 5, 2026, and an estimated completion of Nov. 20, 2026. The design firm of record is MCG Architecture. The address given is West Grand Parkway South, Richmond, TX 77407.

What’s next

The TABS filing’s estimated completion date, Nov. 20, 2026, sets the construction window for both shells. The registration itself was filed Oct. 22, more than nine months after the Jan. 5, 2026 estimated start it lists, so work on the shells may already be under way. A Fort Bend County permit record or a Fort Bend Central Appraisal District value change on the tract would confirm how far along construction is. Tenant build-out permits for Haverty’s Furniture and Dick’s Sporting Goods typically follow after the shell structures top out, ahead of store openings. More on the corridor’s retail and industrial activity is tracked on the Houston market page.

On the record

Primary record

  • Public recordPulled the TABS2027004220 registration directly, including the owner entity, square footage split between the two named tenants, and the estimated construction window.View the record on tdlr.texas.gov

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