A new Ace Hardware store is planned for 3625 E. League City Parkway, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) filing registered Aug. 24.
The project calls for a new commercial building of approximately 13,700 square feet at an estimated cost of $1.2 million. Construction was filed to start Sept. 1, with a completion target of May 1, 2027. Those dates reflect the proposed schedule in the filing and do not confirm actual construction progress. The filing's status reads "Project Registered."
The store would join two existing Ace Hardware locations already operating in League City, one at 1915 W. League City Pkwy and another at 1637 E. Main St. The TDLR filing lists the project as "Ace Hardware - LC2."
Community Impact reported on the planned store in October. The outlet listed the opening date as to be determined.
KSSG Marbella, LLC, a company with a League City address, is the property owner on the filing. The project is privately funded on private land. Dickinson-based Koval Architects is the design firm of record.
Residents can track the project through the TDLR's online portal under project number TABS2026028630.
