Naterra eyes $34M Coppell expansion

Naterra International is preparing a $34 million expansion in Coppell that would combine office and warehouse space in a single 442,010-square-foot facility, according to a Texas state filing and local reports. The project is listed in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation’s project database as “Naterra World Headquarters” at 1525 Point West Boulevard in Dallas County. The filing was registered on July 2 and was reported publicly on July 8 by The Real Deal and WFAA. The state record says the work would be new construction on privately funded, private land for private use. ### Where is the project supposed to go? The state filing identifies 1525 Point West Boulevard, Coppell, Texas 75019, as the project site. The same filing lists the facility name as “Naterra World Headquarters,” tying the address to a potential new headquarters and distribution operation in the Dallas suburb. WFAA reported that the building is being prepared as a potential future headquarters for the beauty company. (tdlr.texas.gov) The Real Deal described Naterra as a cosmetics and beauty company looking to expand operations in Coppell with a combined headquarters and warehouse facility. ### What do the state records actually say? (tdlr.texas.gov) The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record lists an estimated cost of $34,000,000 and a building area of 442,010 square feet. The project is categorized as new construction, and the registration date is July 2, 2026. The same record gives a planned start date of October 1, 2026, and a planned completion date of December 1, 2027. (wfaa.com) TDLR filings are commonly used as an early public marker of a project’s scope, timing and estimated cost, though local outlets noted such filings can still change. ### How big is this compared with what has been reported locally? The 442,010-square-foot figure appears consistently across the TDLR filing, WFAA’s report and The Real Deal’s report. (tdlr.texas.gov) Star Local Media’s Coppell Gazette also reported the same size and cost, describing the plan as a $34 million world headquarters in Coppell. Yahoo Finance, citing local reporting, said the site would house roughly 250 workers, including about 200 office employees and around 50 warehouse staff. (tdlr.texas.gov) That report also said the company declined to comment on the headquarters project at this time. ### Has Coppell already seen this proposal before? Coppell’s planning process has already surfaced a related proposal for a Naterra headquarters and distribution center at Point West Boulevard and Dividend Drive, according to prior local-government coverage aggregated by Citizen Portal. (tdlr.texas.gov) One report said the Coppell Planning and Zoning Commission in November recommended approval of a comprehensive-plan amendment and rezoning for a roughly 439,689-square-foot office and distribution center. (finance.yahoo.com) A separate Citizen Portal summary said Coppell’s council later approved land-use and zoning changes for a proposed 439,689-square-foot Natera headquarters and distribution facility on about 25.4 acres, subject to staff conditions and later site-plan and engineering review. The spelling in those summaries appears as “Natera,” while the July 2026 state filing uses “Naterra.” (citizenportal.ai) ### What happens next in public? The October 1, 2026 start date in the TDLR filing is the next dated milestone now attached to the project. The December 1, 2027 completion date is the target finish date listed in the same state record. Coppell’s planning department says it manages land-use development through zoning and subdivision regulations, which means any remaining site-plan, engineering or permitting steps would move through city processes alongside the state filing. (citizenportal.ai) The TDLR project page remains the clearest public record for the project’s current cost, address and schedule. (coppelltx.gov) (tdlr.texas.gov)