Whole Foods Market files $7.0M TDLR registration, Cedar Park

A $7.0 million expansion is planned at the Whole Foods Market store in Cedar Park. The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 29, 2026, covering a remodel and building addition at Building A, 5001 183 Toll Road, in Cedar Park, Williamson County.

Why it matters

This is a Cedar Park filing, not an Austin one. The store sits in Williamson County, a separate suburb with its own tax base and permitting desk, and the project reads as an established store adding space rather than a new-market entry. For contractors and brokers working the 183 Toll Road corridor, a TDLR registration at this stage is the earliest public signal that work is coming, well ahead of a city building permit.

The numbers

The TDLR registration lists a declared job value of $7,000,000 (rounded to $7.0 million above), the state’s pre-permit cost figure, not a sale price or appraisal. The filing covers a remodel of the existing retail space, an adjacent tenant space, and a new building addition, with architectural, plumbing and electrical work tied to a revised store layout and new equipment. Cushing Terrell is listed as the design firm. No general contractor is named on the registration.

What’s next

TDLR’s filing carries an estimated construction window of Jan. 18, 2027 to April 10, 2027. A City of Cedar Park building permit, which would name the general contractor, typically follows a TDLR registration rather than preceding it, so that filing is the next record to watch. The state filing is the only public record we found of the project’s scope or cost.

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