A new Rooms To Go showroom is headed for Leander, with the furniture retailer planning a roughly 49,182-square-foot store in the Northline development along the 183A Toll frontage road. Construction is slated to begin in January 2027, with completion expected by December 2027.
According to Community Impact, the project was filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and the store will feature a retail showroom per those project filings. A search-result excerpt from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation identifies the filing as Project No. TABS2026026793, registered August 3, 2026, though the full project record was not independently reviewed.
The planned showroom would sit at 10021 183A Toll Frontage Road in Leander, adding to Rooms To Go's growing footprint in the region. The company already operates locations in Cedar Park, Round Rock and Austin, and the outlet's report notes a Rooms To Go location also under construction in San Marcos.
What the Leander Store Will Carry
Per the company website, Rooms To Go offers furniture and decor for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and patios, as well as mattresses and rugs. The Leander project would give shoppers in the fast-growing 183A corridor another option for home furnishings without a drive into Austin or Round Rock.
Part of a Broader Texas Push
The Leander plans arrive as Rooms To Go continues expanding across Texas. Furniture Today has reported that the Seffner, Florida-based retailer has a space under construction in San Marcos, within the Austin market, with other Texas projects in varying stages of development, though that account offered limited detail on specifics.
Separately, Community Impact has reported on the San Marcos project itself, describing a 52,460-square-foot store estimated to cost $7.869 million and expected to be completed by Sept. 1, 2027.
No opening date has been announced for the Leander showroom, and details on the project's cost, contractor or staffing have not been made public. As with the broader rollout across the Austin area, those specifics may emerge as construction nears its January 2027 start.
