Harkinson Investment Group has acquired Tower 2600, a 229,000-square-foot office building in Richardson. The transaction involves a nine-story tower located at 2600 N. Central Expressway, in the heart of Richardson’s Technology Corridor, a major employment hub within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The asset changes hands with occupancy at 92%, supported by a diverse tenant base.
The seller, Development Ventures Group, was represented by a Newmark sales team. Newmark’s Gary Carr, Robert Hill, Chris Murphy and Austin Sheahan handled the disposition on behalf of Development Ventures Group. Their role included marketing the property and advising the seller through the sale process.
Tower 2600 is described as an amenitized office environment designed to serve a wide range of tenants. On-site features include a conference center, fitness center, tenant lounge and grab-and-go food service. These amenities support tenant retention and are positioned to appeal to occupiers seeking a full-service suburban office setting.
The tower’s location within Richardson’s Technology Corridor places it in one of the region’s largest employment concentrations. The surrounding area supports more than 130,000 jobs and over 25 million square feet of office space, according to the information provided. The corridor is home to major corporate users such as AT&T, State Farm, GEICO and Texas Instruments, helping to underpin demand for nearby office product.
Commentary from Newmark’s Gary Carr noted that the property’s strong occupancy, long-term tenancy and position within a dynamic employment center generated significant interest from investors. The buyer’s decision to acquire a well-leased asset in this environment highlights the continued appeal of stabilized, amenity-rich office buildings in established suburban employment hubs.
The sale of Tower 2600 adds to the investment sales activity in the Richardson area, where office assets benefit from proximity to major corporate campuses and a large, diversified employment base. While specific pricing details for the transaction were not disclosed, the combination of high occupancy, a broad tenant roster and a well-known Technology Corridor location positions the property as a notable office trade within the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Separately, Connect Texas Multifamily is scheduled to take place in Dallas on August 13. The event is expected to bring together owners, developers, brokers, investors and lenders active in the Texas multifamily sector for market insights and networking. The conference is promoted as drawing more than 300 decision-makers, with registration information available at www.ConnectTXMF2026.com.
