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JBP tests office market with listing in Dallas’ hottest suburb

Local firm asking $125 per square foot for Parkside on Legacy in Plano

JBP Properties president and CEO Jim Bolduc with 5100 Legacy Drive (Loopnet, JPB Partners)

JBP Properties is testing the market in Dallas-Fort Worth’s hottest suburb for office space.

The developer listed a 180,000-square-foot building in Plano’s Legacy business park last month for $22.5 million, offering both sale and lease options, the Dallas Business Journal reported.

It tapped independent broker Jack Crews to find a buyer for Parkside on Legacy, a three-story office campus spanning 17.6 acres at 5100 Legacy Drive. The asking price works out to $125 per square foot. Colliers’ Chris Wright is managing leasing at the building. 

Parkside on Legacy previously served as the headquarters for Crossmark, a sales and marketing services company. Dallas-based Corgan designed the campus to support various industries, including technology, life sciences, biotech and insurance.

The Class A building, which opened in 2003, features high ceilings, column-free rooms and a large central reception area with executive offices that overlook a lake. The space is adaptable for companies seeking a collaborative work environment, making it an attractive option for businesses looking to establish a single-tenant corporate headquarters.

Amenities include two levels of underground parking, a cafeteria, walking trails and open green spaces. JBP Properties, headed by CEO Jim Bolduc, has positioned the campus as a steal, priced below replacement cost and ready for immediate use, Crews said. 

Dallas recently ranked No. 1 in Site Selector Magazine’s headquarters rankings, which was fueled by Texas’ business-friendly taxes and growing workforce. The top sectors relocating to the region include tech, manufacturing and finance. 

Companies leased approximately 3 million square feet of office space in the last quarter, driven primarily by renewals and relocations. Another 4.5 million square feet of Class A office space is expected to come online over the next three years, according to Savills. 

— Andrew Terrell

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