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H-E-B partners celebrate the reopening of its newly renovated store in Kyle, Texas.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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No store does more! Texans know and love their\u00a0homegrown H-E-B<\/a>, and the San Antonio-based grocer is ringing in 2026 with even more store remodels and locations<\/a> coming down the pipeline.<\/p>\n Here in the greater Austin area, a half-dozen projects have been\u00a0earmarked to come online this year in the Texas capital region. Those include a mix of both mid-to-large-scale renovations as well as the construction of new shopping destinations for Central Texans.<\/p>\n Article continues below this ad<\/p>\n Here’s a look at which projects have been completed thus far in 2026, as well as which ones are still fine tuning construction elements before their grand debut.<\/p>\n The True Texas BBQ entrance at the Hancock H-E-B in Austin, Texas.\u00a0<\/p>\n Cristela Jones\/Cristela Jones\/MySA<\/p>\n New H-E-B\u00a0remodels debut in Central Texas in 2026<\/p>\n This year has been a major one for TLC to some of Central Texas’ various H-E-Bs, including those in and beyond the capital city. Here in Austin, H-E-B officially culminated work on its three-year endeavor overhauling the store located in the Hancock Center near the University of Texas at Austin.<\/p>\n Article continues below this ad<\/p>\n That multi-year project officially concluded with a grand opening celebration of the remodeled store<\/a> on February 20. Located at 1800 E.\u00a041st St., Austin, TX 78751, the estimated $17.5 million expansion included new and enhanced H-E-B Curbside and Home Delivery services, a full-service H-E-B Pharmacy, a True Texas BBQ restaurant and the addition of a primary care clinic and other departmental amenities.<\/p>\n Further east, the Austin suburb of Bastrop also had plenty to celebrate in late May after work concluded on its two-year, $30 million H-E-B remodel<\/a>. With an additional 21,000 square feet of retail space at 104 Hasler Blvd., Bastrop, TX 78602, those improvements included expanded curbside service, an upgraded tortilla bar as well as the addition of the city’s own True Texas BBQ.\u00a0<\/p>\n Down south, the city of Kyle’s sole\u00a0H-E-B<\/a> debuted its long-awaited $28 million upgrade<\/a> on May 1. The Kyle H-E-B Plus!, which first opened in 2007, had been under renovations for two years, with the expansion growing the storefront to 182,000 square feet.<\/p>\n Article continues below this ad<\/p>\n Alongside interior cosmetic tweaks, H-E-B expanded healthcare services via a larger pharmacy and five drive-thru lanes at the site, as well as introduced a True Texas BBQ restaurant to the store. Other amenities include a revamped Blooms by H-E-B Shop, a remodeled Mia’s Mirror boutique and a new HOME by H-E-B section.<\/p>\n MySA reached out to H-E-B for a status update on its renovation projects in Cedar Park and Dripping Springs<\/a>, which were set to wrap construction in May. We will update this story if we receive a response.<\/p>\n Construction progresses on the future H\u2011E-B in San Marcos as crews work along I\u201135 on July 1, 2026.<\/p>\n Nicholas Hernandez\/MySA<\/p>\n New H-E-B stores to open in Central Texas in 2026<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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