A golf course in Richardson will receive a new training center, and a new Dunkin’ Donuts will open in McKinney. Check out five major permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation around Dallas-Fort Worth. This list is not comprehensive.

1. Golf training center

Sherrill Park Golf Course in Richardson will receive a new indoor training center with three indoor hitting bays, a conference room and club fitting room, TDLR documents state.

Location: 2001 E. Lookout Drive, RichardsonEstimated timeline: Aug. 24, 2026-Feb 12, 2027Estimated cost: $5.1 million2. New avionics shop

Aviation electronics company Masco Service Corporation will build a new avionics shop and airplane hangar near the Denton Enterprise Airport, according to documents filed with the TDLR. The facility will span nearly 21,000-square-feet. The company operates another shop in Grapevine, near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Location: southwest corner of Skylane and Airport Road, DentonEstimated timeline: Aug. 24, 2026-July 30, 2027Estimated cost: $3.5 million3. 5 Spice Market and Kitchen

Halal market and restaurant 5 Spice Market and Kitchen will open a new location in Plano, according to the company’s website. TDLR documents show construction will start in mid-September and wrap in February 2027.

Location: 245 Shiloh Road, PlanoEstimated timeline: Sept. 15, 2026-Feb. 15, 2027Estimated cost: $1.5 million4. New Dunkin’ Donuts

TDLR documents state that a new Dunkin’ Donuts will occupy an unused tenant space at the Walmart on Redbud Boulevard in McKinney. The project will cost about $258,000 to renovate the space to accommodate Dunkin’ Donuts. The company offers doughnuts, coffee and breakfast food like bagels and egg sandwiches, according to the company’s menu.

Location: 2041 N. Redbud Blvd., MckinneyEstimated timeline: Aug. 30, 2026-Nov. 6, 2026Estimated cost: $258,0005. New dance studio

The Allen Civic Ballet will build a new dance studio on West McDermott Drive in Allen, according to TDLR documents. Construction will start in early August and complete in late October, the documents state. The Allen Civic Ballet is a nonprofit dance company formed in 1999, according to the company’s website.

Location: 503 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, AllenEstimated timeline: Aug. 1, 2026-Oct. 31, 2026Estimated cost: $110,000