Frisco Station is adding another company to its growing office roster as Ohio-based real estate investment trust Welltower Inc. signs a sublease for 37,412 square feet at The Offices Two. The August deal brings another healthcare-focused company to one of Frisco’s largest mixed-use developments.

Welltower owns and operates a portfolio of more than 2,500 senior living, healthcare and wellness properties across several countries.

Frisco Station Keeps Growing

Located at the northwest corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Warren Parkway, Frisco Station spans 242 acres and is being built around a live-work concept that combines offices, residences, hotels, parks and entertainment.

Plans for the development’s Towers District have also evolved, with an updated master plan calling for as much as 3 million square feet of Class AA office space, along with a hotel and additional entertainment options.

Welltower’s arrival comes as other office space at Frisco Station continues to fill.

The Offices Three recently secured nearly 50,000 square feet in new leasing commitments from Parkhill, Raymond James and Ash Grove, bringing the building to roughly 48% occupancy. The building is also adding 12,000 square feet of furnished spec suites ranging from 2,500 to 6,500 square feet.

The move-in-ready suites include shared amenities such as a tenant lounge, dining area, huddle rooms and bar-style collaboration spaces.

Luxury Homes Are Coming To Frisco Station

Office space is only one part of Frisco Station’s next phase. In August, the development announced plans to add its first luxury single-family neighborhood after selling 23 acres to Toll Brothers. The 70-home community will sit along the North Platinum Corridor, with construction expected to begin in spring 2027 and sales projected to start in fall 2028.

Homes are planned to range from 2,800 to 4,700 square feet on 64-foot-wide homesites. Buyers will have a choice of one- and two-story floor plans, along with access to the Toll Brothers Design Studio to customize finishes, fixtures and other details.

The neighborhood will also connect residents to Frisco Station’s planned 30-acre park and trail system, which will tie into the area’s broader hiking and biking network

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