Samsung is adding to its Plano office footprint and expanding its distribution operations near DFW International Airport.
In 2018, the global consumer products firm consolidated its North Texas operations in the Legacy Central development at U.S. Highway 75 and Legacy Drive.
Samsung initially put 1,000 workers in more than 200,000 square feet of offices in the 84-acre development owned by California-based Regent Properties.
In 2020, Samsung expanded the Plano office by another 75,000 square feet, according to planning documents filed with the state.
Then in 2021, Samsung added another 60,000 square feet of offices in the Legacy Central building at 6625 Declaration Way.
Now Samsung is taking 33,226 square feet of offices in another Plano building. The South Korea-based company has leased the third floor in The Tennyson office campus at 6105 Tennyson Parkway in Legacy business park.
The two-building complex located just south of the $3 billion Legacy West development was built in 2013 for tech firm Ericsson, which still occupies nearby buildings.
Construction of the new offices for Samsung Research America is set for completion in May, according to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Architects at Camden Design Group are handling the project.
Pape-Dawson Engineers also recently leased a floor in The Tennyson campus.
Paul Wittorf and Laney Underwood of Transwestern negotiated both leases.
Samsung is also adding to its North Texas distribution facilities.
The company is taking more than 200,000 square feet of additional warehouse space in Coppell north of DFW Airport.
The expanded industrial space is in the Point West business park at 240 Dividend Drive, according to state filings. The building is owned by industrial real estate firm Prologis.
Samsung first moved to the Coppell business park in 2009.
