One of the world’s most iconic confectioners is bringing a taste of Pennsylvania to the North Texas suburbs. The Hershey Co. is officially expanding its regional footprint with a new corporate outpost in the heart of Frisco, securing a spot on the 12th floor of The Tower at HALL Park.<\/p>\n
The move marks a significant win for Frisco’s corporate landscape, as Hershey joins a growing roster of food-and-beverage giants \u2014 including Greek yogurt leader Chobani<\/a> \u2014 choosing the $7 billion HALL Park master plan as their North Texas home base.<\/p>\n A Multi-Million Dollar Build-Out<\/p>\n According to recent state filings<\/a>, construction on the 16,000-square-foot office space is scheduled to begin in April 2026, with a targeted completion date in late summer.<\/p>\n The project carries an estimated price tag of $2.85 million, transforming the Class-AAA office space into a modern hub for the company’s regional workforce.<\/p>\n Life At HALL Park<\/p>\n Hershey\u2019s choice of The Tower at HALL Park<\/a> aligns with a broader shift toward amenity-heavy workspaces. The 16-story tower is designed to feel more like a luxury retreat than a traditional cubicle farm, offering Hershey employees:<\/p>\n
The Frisco Factor<\/p>\n The arrival of Hershey signals that Frisco\u2019s strategy of blending office, retail and residential into mini-districts is paying off. As part of a larger $7 billion reimagining of the 162-acre HALL Park campus, the development is successfully luring national brands away from traditional urban cores.<\/p>\n
\n\tOutdoor Access: Two private terraces on every floor and a massive outdoor hospitality deck.
\n\tHealth & Wellness: An on-site fitness center and direct proximity to the 5.7-acre Kaleidoscope Park<\/a>.
\n\tHospitality Integration: Seamless access to the neighboring HALL Park Hotel<\/a>, which features over 20,000 square feet of event space and a chef-driven Italian restaurant, Palato<\/a>.
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