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Ulta Beauty files a $618,682 build-out at Westfork Crossing, joining the shopping center's new U.S. 380 phase

The 10,000-square-foot store is listed for construction from March to May 2027 in the same building where Ross, Burlington, Boot Barn and Sierra filed interior plans in June.

Zane Whitlock· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 3, 20261 min read

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A new Ulta Beauty is in the works at Westfork Crossing. The retailer's construction plans were entered Monday, Nov. 2, into a state database run by TDLR, the Texas licensing agency that reviews commercial buildings for accessibility.

The filing, for Ulta Beauty store No. 1885, describes a 10,000-square-foot interior build-out inside an existing shell building at 5030 W. University Drive, Suite 800. The estimated cost is $618,682, covered by the retailer. The listed construction window runs from March 1 to May 31, 2027.

The address is the same one used this year for the shopping center's third phase. On June 1, four interior projects were registered there under the name Westfork Crossing - Phase III: Ross Dress for Less, estimated at $1,585,000; Burlington, at $1,515,000; Sierra, at $1.2 million; and Boot Barn, at $850,000.

A PetSmart build-out at Westfork Crossing Phase 3, estimated at $1 million, was filed in April, and an America's Best location was filed in August at $352,000.

The Ulta filing names United Commercial Development, with a Dallas address on Preston Road, as the property owner. Robert G. Lyon & Associates of Schiller Park, Illinois, is listed as the designer. The property sits in the Denton County part of Prosper, the registration shows.

The filing does not give an opening date. Plans registered with the state at this stage can still be revised, and a store's timeline and budget may move before its doors open.

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Zane Whitlock· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Zane Whitlock reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Prosper.

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