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BY CODY THORN
Southlake to see addition of 6 new medical o ce buildings
There will be six new o ce buildings coming to Southlake this year, with four of them under construction. Eric Goodwin, vice president of o ce and industrial services for Champions DFW Commercial Realty, said there are four 8,000-square-foot build- ings under construction that should be completed in mid-July. He said companies could start moving into the buildings in the fourth quarter of 2024. Construction on two 9,000-square-foot buildings are also expected to start sometime in October, said Jim Kelley, president of Champions DFW Commer- cial Realty. “This area has super freeway visibility and those are very limited, especially on the [SH] 114 corridor between Roanoke and Southlake,” Kelley said. Goodwin said more than 200,000 cars pass that area daily. Kelley said the goal of the o ce buildings will be medical-type facilities, but general o ce use could be considered.
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There are four o ce buildings under construction in Southlake, with companies or businesses moving in late 2024.
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