Hope y’all are hungry, Central Texas. Lone Star grocery chain H-E-B is shelling out more than $2 million for some TLC and remodels of Austin-area stores so Central Texans can cash in on even more savings.
On Friday, June 5, H-E-B registered six Central Texas renovation projects with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, with each project designated as a “fresh initiative” by H-E-B. That initiative includes the addition of required equipment to support hot foods at each of the targeted locations, a company spokesperson confirmed to MySA on Monday, June 8.
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Stores slated for the food-centered enhancements include:
Killeen H-E-B: 1101 W. Stan Schlueter Loop, Killeen, TX 76542
Estimated $300,000 budget, with construction slated to run from August 24 to September 7
Georgetown H-E-B: 1010 W. University Ave., Georgetown, TX 78628
Estimated $502,000 budget, with construction slated to run from August 24 to September 14
Austin’s Canyon Ridge H-E-B: 500 Canyon Ridge Drive, Austin, TX 78753
Estimated $502,000 budget, with construction slated to run from September 21 to October 26
Austin’s South Congress H-E-B: 2400 South Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78704
Estimated $502,000 budget, with construction slated to run from August 24 to September 14
The flagged Austin-area stores aren’t the only H-E-B locations poised for the company’s fresh initiative upgrades. In June alone, company officials have registered similar projects in San Antonio, Kingwood, Kerrville, Houston and Corpus Christi, with earlier projects registered in April and May.
This article originally published at All the new H-E-B remodels hitting Central Texas stores in 2026.