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9/09/21
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Total Office Solutions LLP signed a long-term lease for 329.4k sf of HQ space at Stadium Logistics Center, located at 2201 Chemsearch Blvd in Irving, TX. The moving and office furniture sales firm, which will be the sole occupant of Stadium Logistics Center, will consolidate its multiple locations across Dallas-Fort Worth.
In addition to their office and operations headquarters, Total Office Solutions’ new location will include the largest office furniture sales showroom in the Southwest. It will also serve major client needs with dedicated areas for client storage, hotel project fulfillment, shops for furniture repair, upholstery and cleaning. Total Office Solutions offers office moving, contract and mid-market office furniture sales, asset liquidation, facility decommission and technology services for clients nationwide.
Located in the West Brookhollow submarket, Stadium Logistics Center offers exceptional local and metro connectivity on State Highway 183. The industrial development, which delivered in September 2021, sits on nearly 20 acres, and includes 102 trailer stalls and approximately 300 parking spaces. The property is in proximity to numerous retail and dining options and is within 10 miles of DFW International Airport, Love Field and downtown Dallas.
Transwestern’s Robert Deptula and Collin Rock provided Tenant Advisory Services on behalf of Total Office Solutions. Craig Jones and Randy Touchstone with JLL represented the landlord, CT Realty Investors, in the transaction.
“Total Office Solutions’ move to Stadium Logistics Center will enable them to have a state-of-the-art headquarters facility that is centrally located to their clients across Dallas-Fort Worth,” said Deptula. “Their national footprint will be enhanced while centralizing their local operations, allowing for improved teaming in their management, leadership, physical efficiencies and delivery logistics.”
According to Transwestern research, demand for newly constructed industrial space set a record with over 9 msf leased in the second quarter.
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