Denton County development record
GM Model Homes BLK D Lot 4 construction filing in Celina, Texas
GM Model Homes BLK D Lot 4 is a new construction TDLR filing in Celina, Denton County, with a self-reported estimated cost of $790,000. See scope, dates, parties, local context, and the official record.
TDLR filing TABS2026021908, registered June 3, 2026.
What the filing says
Sales Office/Model home, single family model home
Office and financial services filing
Why this may matter locally
- If the project proceeds as described, it could add a workplace or customer-serving business and affect weekday traffic.
- Its $790,000 self-reported estimate ranks No. 174 among qualifying Denton County filings in the current 120-day tracker window.
- The filing describes 4,685 square feet of work.
Jobs and economic impact
This TDLR filing does not state or confirm permanent jobs, total economic impact, confirmed opening date, traffic counts, local permit status, public incentives. We publish those details only when an attributable company, government, incentive, permit, or other primary record supports them.
What we’re checking next
- Which operator or tenants are confirmed?
- How many permanent jobs are expected?
- When could it open?
- Will access, parking, or nearby traffic change?
Project details
- Project or facility
- GM Model Homes BLK D Lot 4
- Location
- 15713 Verde Lane, Celina, TX 75009
Celina, Denton County - TDLR project number
- TABS2026021908
- Registration date
- Estimated start
- August 10, 2026
- Estimated completion
- October 5, 2026
- Square footage
- 4,685 sq. ft.
- Type of funds
- This project is privately funded, on private land for private use.
- Tenant-funded
- No
- Owner listed
- GP GM, LLC
- Registered accessibility specialist
- MARY RAE,DAVIES (1035)
How this filing compares locally
Among 213 Denton County filings at or above $500,000 in the tracker’s 120-day window ending July 18, 2026, this filing ranks No. 174 by self-reported estimated cost. The county median in that same qualifying set is $1,515,000.
- 9 qualifying Celina filings appear in the same window.
- 138 qualifying Denton County filings share the “New Construction” classification.
These comparisons describe TDLR filings in this tracker, not all construction activity or permits in the city or county.
What this record can — and cannot — tell you
The Architectural Barriers record is useful for identifying a reported project scope, accessibility-review status, estimated schedule, cost, and named project parties. It does not establish that financing closed, a local permit was issued, work began, a tenant signed a lease, or the project will open on the listed schedule.
For a construction-start decision, check the relevant city or county permit system and any official owner announcement. DFW Daily Brief will add reviewed reporting here when we can verify material local effects such as road access, jobs, public spending, neighborhood change, or an opening timeline.
Record history
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