The Texas Stock Exchange is zeroing in on headquarters locations in Dallas, including a high-rise that will be Uptown’s tallest tower once complete.
Bank of America Tower at Parkside is among a handful of spots being considered, two people with knowledge of the search told The Dallas Morning News.
TXSE was announced in 2024 with more than $100 million in backing from major players like BlackRock, Citadel Securities and Charles Schwab. That purse has grown to $270 million thanks to investments from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and others.
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The Dallas-based exchange received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last fall, and it aims to be a competitor to the Big Apple duopoly of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
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TXSE plans to open its trading platform this year with listings of exchange-traded products coming later in 2026 and corporate listings after that.
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The exchange is currently based out of a temporary headquarters in Dallas’ Knox/Henderson neighborhood, but has maintained plans for a headquarters dubbed the Texas Market Center.
The Texas Market Center will feature executive offices, a Texas business museum and a broadcast studio for the opening and closing of trading. The location of the center has been highly anticipated, especially as conversations swirl around the future of downtown Dallas and the city’s urban core.
Renderings of the Texas Market Center featured in advertising and an ad campaign in Victory Park previously provided hints as to the center’s eventual whereabouts.
Bank of America Tower at Parkside will be 30 stories upon completion, making it the tallest building in Uptown by three stories.
Owners of the property are Dallas-based Pacific Elm Properties, Miyama Family and Sixth Street Capital. KDC is the tower’s developer. Bank of America will serve as the building’s anchor tenant, occupying more than 238,000 square feet on floors 19 through 27.
Pacific Elm declined to comment for the story.
Construction on the tower is expected to finish in March 2027.
Bank of America Tower at Parkside looks over Klyde Warren Park, which is quickly becoming the nucleus of Dallas’ booming financial scene.
Across the park from Bank of America and TXSE, JPMorgan Chase expanded its presence at 1900 N. Akard St., and now has 174,000 square feet, according to data from CoStar. Next door holds the headquarters of Texas Capital Bancshares, while the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas lies catty-corner to the park. Notably, Goldman Sachs is building a massive $500 million campus a couple of blocks southwest that will house more than 5,000 workers.
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Digital display ads will also feature in Victory Park.