Dallas-Fort Worth Healthcare Providers Hustle To Keep Up With The Region’s Explosive Growth

Dallas-Fort Worth is home to more than 8 million people, with 453,000 new residents moving to the area between 2020 and 2023. That growth has prompted facilities expansions at nearly every major healthcare system in North Texas.

Six New Medical-Type Facility Office Buildings Under Construction In Southlake, Texas

There will be six new office buildings coming to Southlake, Texas, with four of them under construction.

There are four office buildings presently under construction (PHOTO CREDIT: Cody Thorn/Community Impact)

Eric Goodwin, vice president of office and industrial services for Champions DFW Commercial Realty, said there are four 8,000-square-foot buildings under construction and should be completed by the end of April. He said companies or businesses could start moving into the buildings in the fourth quarter of 2024.

“Construction on two 9,000-square-foot buildings could start as early as June,” said Jim Kelley, president of Champions DFW Commercial Realty. “This area has super freeway visibility and those are very limited, especially on the SH 114 corridor between Roanoke and Southlake.”

Goodwin said more than 200,000 cars passes that area of the building, which is located between Shady Lane and Morrison Park Drive on the frontage road, on SH 114.

“The buildings will either be for sale or lease, depending on the interest of a business,” Goodwin said.

Kelley said the goal of the office buildings will be medical-type facilities, but general office use will be considered. Kelley pointed out that the location is situated between Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Grapevine and Methodist Southlake Medical Center off SH 114. The buildings will be opening in late 2024.

 

Source: Community Impact