The major bulk purchase retailer unveiled plans that will allocate hundreds of thousands of dollars to a full food court refurbishment at one of its Austin-area warehouses, according to project filings registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on July 10. Those construction documents teed up a 1,500-square-foot improvement project to the food court at Costco’s Pflugerville outpost, located at 1901 Kelly Lane, Pflugerville, TX 78660.
The project comes with an estimated $320,000 construction sticker price and “includes the removal and replacement of fixtures and finishes” in the dining area, according to TDLR filings. Construction is tentatively expected to begin on September 7 and wrap on October 5. TDLR project filings are estimations and both construction costs and timelines are subject to change.
That Pflugerville project encompasses a total demolition of the warehouse’s existing food service area and the installation of a new one with a new cooler, fixtures and finishes, all to the price of approximately $750,000. The major overhaul also comes with a longer project timeline, with work expected to run from October 6 to July 6, 2027.