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Creekside Nordstrom Rack Record Has a Store Size—and a Thin Scope

Texas marks the accessibility review complete, lists $3 million under Estimated Cost, and gives Feb. 1 and July 1 in the Start Date and Completion Date fields; the construction details and customer timeline remain open.

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Airy cream and muted-blue illustration of a fenced construction site surrounded by shops, parking lots, roads and landscaped trees.
Illustration: A marked construction site sits beside retail buildings at a suburban shopping center.Original editorial illustration; not a photograph and does not depict the reported event or an exact property.Comal.News Visual Desk · Original illustration · Source ↗ · Comal.News original illustration ↗

A live TDLR record checked Aug. 28 identifies a 25,315-square-foot Nordstrom Rack at 361 Creekside Way, lists $3 million under Estimated Cost and shows its accessibility review as Review Complete.

The state page lists Feb. 1, 2027 as Start Date and July 1, 2027 as Completion Date, but no customer opening date appears in the filing.

The address is specific. The scope is not.

TABS2026025901 was registered July 22 as privately funded New Construction on private land. It identifies Creekside Town Center as the facility, A L 95 Creekside Town Center LP as the owner and MG2, Inc. as the design firm. Together with the address, Estimated Cost and square footage, those entries tie the retailer to a specific property and state review file.

The state's Scope of Work field repeats “25,315” instead of explaining demolition, site work, interior build-out or other construction. That unusually spare entry supports the footprint and New Construction classification, but not a detailed account of what crews would do. Filling the gap with assumptions about a typical Nordstrom Rack would go beyond the record.

The Nordstrom Rack page records $3 million under Estimated Cost, Feb. 1 as Start Date and July 1 as Completion Date, without supplying a customer opening date. Those entries show what TDLR recorded, but July 1 is not evidence of when the store will welcome shoppers.

What the state status cannot answer

Review Complete closes a state plan-review step; it is not a city building permit or evidence that construction has begun. TDLR describes an architectural-barriers sequence of registration, plan review and a later inspection, and the project page says the owner must request that inspection after construction. No New Braunfels building-permit receipt is part of this report's evidence.

A retail opening also depends on local permits, site readiness, contractor sequencing, hiring and the retailer's operating schedule. The current source supports a planned store, a measured footprint and listed start and completion dates. It does not support calling the store under construction, approved to open or bound to a particular opening season.

The next useful checkpoint would be a New Braunfels construction record, a later TDLR status or a Nordstrom Rack announcement with an opening target. For now, residents have a precise Creekside address and size to watch, while both the detailed work and customer timeline remain unresolved.

From the source record

State project recordNordstrom Rack at Creekside Town Center
TABS2026025901 lists a 25,315-square-foot new-construction project at 361 Creekside Way, $3 million under Estimated Cost, a Feb. 1 Start Date and a July 1 Completion Date.
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The state page supplies a footprint and listed start and completion dates, not a customer opening date.

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