The latest projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation show that multiple new businesses are coming to Beaumont, including a Crunch Fitness gym, a drive-thru frosted cocktail restaurant and two clothing stores. Multiple other businesses are set to come to the city, while other companies already in Beaumont plan on renovating or adding to existing spaces.
Here are some of the most recent projects filed with TDLR in the city of Beaumont.
Crunch Fitness
4191 N. Dowlen Rd.
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $1.6 million
Estimated timeline: 6/1/2022 – 12/31/2022
Scope of work: The project will renovate and improve the current 30,000 square foot building at the location for a new Crunch Fitness, according to the filing. The gym’s website does not list Beaumont as a “coming soon” location, but the filing titles the project as Crunch Fitness and lists Crunch CEO and Co-founder Tony Hartl as the tenant.
Daiquiritas
5910 Muela Creek Dr., Ste. E
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $175,000
Estimated timeline: 5/1/2022 – 6/30/2022
Scope of work: The project will build out a shell space for Daiquiritas, a drive-thru frosted cocktail business with three locations in the Houston area, the filing states.
Apricot Lane Boutique
6456 Phelan Blvd., Unit R02
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $140,000
Estimated timeline: 6/6/2022 – 8/8/2022
Scope of work: The project will build out an existing lease space for a new Apricot Lane Boutique, a clothing retail store. The company is a women’s boutique and clothing store with locations in Illinois, Lubbock and Amarillo, according to its website.
rue21
6155 Eastex Fwy. #200, Space #330
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $175,000
Estimated timeline: 6/1/2022 – 7/15/2022
Scope of work: The project will remodel the interior of the space, including new partitions, lighting and finishes for clothing store rue21 to occupy, the filing reads. The company, which has locations across the U.S., previously had a location in Beaumont on Dowlen Road but this story closed in 2017 as part of nationwide store closures, according to 12News.
Concord Mini Storage
6030 Concord Rd.
Type of work: New construction
Estimated cost: $1.9 million
Estimated timeline: 6/1/2022 – 10/31/2022
Scope of work: The project will construct a new 43,000+ square foot mini-storage facility on Concord Road, the project filing reads. The facility will include an office and a bathroom.
Sage Automation
4925 Fannett Rd.
Type of work: Additions to the existing building
Estimated cost: $550,000
Estimated timeline: 5/10/2022 – 8/20/2022
Scope of work: This project will build an additional 10,000-square-foot building for Sage Automation, according to the project filing. The company is an equipment manufacturer for gantry-style robots and specializes in custom engineering and fabrication, according to its website.
ExxonMobil – Visitor Center
1796 Burt St.
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $850,000
Estimated timeline: 5/30/2022 – 8/1/2022
Scope of work: This project will renovate ExxonMobil’s Visitor Center at this location, the filing reads. The project includes new partitions, ceilings, finishes, mechanical, electrical and plumbing work, as well as limited exterior work.
Jones Old Fashion Sausage
2950 S. 4th St.
Type of work: New construction
Estimated cost: $470,000
Estimated timeline: 5/15/2022 – 12/31/2022
Scope of work: The project will build a new 4,000+ square foot restaurant for Jones Old Fashion Sausage, the filing reads. The restaurant, which specializes in Southern-style cuisine, recently closed its location on Fannett Road in April after a property dispute, according to its Facebook page.
Bed Bath and Beyond
3975 Dowlen Rd.
Type of work: Renovation/alteration
Estimated cost: $250,000
Estimated timeline: 6/26/2022 – 8/31/2022
Scope of work: Bed Bath and Beyond will be remodeling an existing store on Dowlen Road with the relocation of interior sales and light fixtures, according to the project filing.
