The mixed-use development named a new leasing firm as demand for office space rises

As demand for Class A office space continues to outpace supply across Frisco, one of the city’s largest mixed-use developments is preparing for its next chapter. The Frisco Station Partnership has selected Thirty-Four Commercial as the new office leasing agent for Frisco Station, the 242-acre mixed-use development located in Frisco’s North Platinum Corridor.

The announcement comes as Frisco’s office market continues to tighten. According to the Frisco Chamber of Commerce, demand for office space currently exceeds 3 million square feet while only about 35,000 square feet remains available.

That imbalance is helping fuel the next phase of growth at Frisco Station, where developers are advancing plans for millions of square feet of future office space designed to meet growing corporate demand.

A Vision Years In The Making

Frisco Station has steadily evolved into one of North Texas’ most ambitious mixed-use developments since its launch. In 2024, developers unveiled updated plans for Frisco Station’s future growth, including enhancements to The Towers District, a major office-focused component of the development.

Today, that vision has expanded to include up to 3 million square feet of Class AA office space, along with hospitality, dining and entertainment offerings designed to support future tenants and employees. Located along the Dallas North Tollway between Warren Parkway and John Hickman Parkway, the district sits within walking distance of The Star, home to the Dallas Cowboys headquarters and practice facility.

Leasing Momentum Continues

The appointment of Thirty-Four Commercial follows a period of strong leasing activity across the development. Frisco Station’s office portfolio was approaching 50% leased following a surge of new tenants, underscoring continued demand for premium office space in the area.

Thirty-Four Commercial will oversee leasing for both The Towers District and The Offices Three, a six-story Class AA office building offering 228,000 square feet of space. The Offices Three includes approximately 80,000 square feet of contiguous office space as well as move-in-ready suites for companies seeking immediate occupancy. Recent leasing activity includes nearly 50,000 square feet leased to tenants including Ash Grove, Parkhill and Raymond James.

“Thirty-Four Commercial offers the expertise and market credibility that Frisco Station and The Towers District need at this pivotal moment,” said Bill Baumgardner, executive vice president and leader of VanTrust’s Texas office, in an official statement. “With demand for Class A office space continuing to outpace supply across the market, they are uniquely positioned to help Frisco Station capitalize on one of the region’s most significant office opportunities.”

More Than Office Space

While office development remains a major component of Frisco Station’s future, the project continues to evolve as a broader mixed-use destination. The development currently includes four residential communities, three hotels and a growing collection of lifestyle amenities designed to support a live-work-play environment.

Healthcare is also becoming a larger part of the vision. Earlier plans introduced Frisco Station’s Health and Wellness District and a $50 million medical office project, creating a new healthcare hub within the development.

Most recently, Cambridge Holdings broke ground on Frisco Station’s first medical office building, marking another milestone in the district’s continued expansion. The development also features a 30-acre park and trail system connecting residents, office workers and visitors to Frisco’s regional trail network.

While many office markets across the country continue adjusting to changing workplace habits, Frisco remains one of the strongest office markets in North Texas. The combination of population growth, corporate relocations and limited Class A inventory continues attracting companies to the city and encouraging developers to expand.

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