Naterra eyes $34M Coppell project

Naterra International is weighing a new headquarters-and-warehouse project in Coppell that would combine office and distribution functions in a single North Texas facility. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing shows the proposed project at 1525 Point West Boulevard with an estimated cost of $34 million and a size of 442,010 square feet. The Real Deal reported on July 8 that the beauty and personal-care company is considering the project as it looks to expand in the Dallas suburb. Local reporting has said the plan would consolidate operations and bring 200 jobs to Coppell. ### Where did the project details come from? A July 2 filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation lists the job as “Naterra World Headquarters” and describes it as new construction on private land for private use. The filing gives the address as 1525 Point West Boulevard in Coppell, Dallas County, and lists the estimated cost at $34,000,000. It also gives projected dates of Oct. 1, 2026, for the start and Dec. 1, 2027, for completion. (tdlr.texas.gov) The Real Deal and WFAA both matched those state records to Naterra International and described the project as a combined office and warehouse building. WFAA said the filing showed a potential future headquarters, while The Real Deal said the company was looking to expand operations in Coppell. ### What is Naterra saying it wants to build in Coppell? (tdlr.texas.gov) Naterra International describes itself on its website as a maker and marketer of personal-care products and inclusive brands. The company’s careers page shows current openings tied to Coppell as well as Fort Worth, indicating it already has a North Texas operating footprint. Local and trade reports said the Coppell project would serve as a headquarters-and-warehouse facility rather than a warehouse-only development. (wfaa.com) The reported 442,010-square-foot footprint would make it a large industrial-office project for a city that has long attracted logistics and distribution users because of its proximity to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and major highways. (naterra.com) ### How much is verified, and what is still unresolved? The $34 million price tag, the 442,010-square-foot size and the 1525 Point West Boulevard address are all reflected in the state filing. The filing also identifies the project as privately funded, but it does not spell out financing sources beyond that designation. No public construction notice reviewed in the available sources says work has started. (wfaa.com) The Oct. 1, 2026, start date in the state filing is a projected date, not a notice of groundbreaking, and no contractor announcement was visible in the materials reviewed. ### Has Coppell already acted on the site? Coppell city records available online show agenda materials tied to a Naterra land-use item, and secondary local-government trackers have reported earlier planning and council action on a proposed headquarters and distribution center. (tdlr.texas.gov) Those reports said city officials approved land-use and zoning changes earlier in 2026, subject to later site-plan and engineering review. The city’s public meeting portal says council and board agendas are posted three business days before scheduled meetings, and its legislative calendar says supporting attachments are available 72 hours before meetings. That is where any additional site-plan, public-hearing or engineering-review documents would appear if the project returns for another public step. ### What happens next? (coppelltx.gov) The next concrete dates in the public record are the state filing’s projected Oct. 1, 2026, construction start and Dec. 1, 2027, completion. Before then, any additional Coppell review would be posted through the city’s meeting calendar and agenda system, while any revisions to scope, timing or accessibility registration would appear in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation project file. (tdlr.texas.gov) (coppelltx.gov)