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Owners of an aging office building at the south gateway to Richardson are working on plans for a new mixed-use development. The retail, office and residential project would surround the Comerica Bank building at the northeast corner of U.S. Highway 75 and Spring Valley Road.

REDP's real estate information source, CoStar Group, shows the following data on Richardson's Class A office, Class B/C office, Flex and Industrial buildings: Third Quarter 2018 Commercial Real Estate Statistics Class A Office Space Number properties: 40 Total...

2018 will be remembered as the year that Richardson began to see significant absorption in large blocks of office space left in the wake of State Farm’s move from its temporary offices to its purpose-built campus at CityLine. Going into the 4th quarter, nearly 800,000 SF of office space had found new tenancy from companies like Genpact, Steward Health Care and Raytheon.

As the new year began, Richardson was recognized with a global award by the Financial Times of London’s fDi Magazine as the Best of the Best for its soft-landing services in support of international companies. Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker said of this recognition, We...

Charlie Chen Honored with National Economic Development Award One of Richardson’s own was recognized with the International Economic Development Council’s (IEDC’s) Citizen Leader Award at the organization’s annual conference on Oct. 1. Business owner and former...

A summary of Richardson’s retail activity in 2018

University Will Receive Support for Research after Hitting Key Benchmarks for Faculty, Freshman Class, Endowment

State Farm Insurance plans to double the size of its data center in Richardson’s Telecom Corridor.

In an analysis of 2,000 cities by Liveability, Richardson is ranked #9 for best cities for STEM workers.