North Texas Companies on the Move
Two North Texas companies are making significant changes to their headquarters. Brinks Home is relocating to a new headquarters in Farmers Branch, while FiberLight is moving its headquarters to Allen. These moves are expected to bring new opportunities and growth to the companies and the local economy.
Brinks Home’s New Headquarters
Brinks Home is taking roughly 27,000-square feet at Park West 1 (1501 LBJ Freeway) in Farmers Branch. The estimated construction costs are $2.35 million, and construction was expected to start on January 15 and be completed by June, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
The move is not a significant one for Brinks Home, as they are currently located at Mercer Business Park (1990 Wittington Place), also in Farmers Branch. The new office is less than two miles away from the current location.
CEO William Niles expressed his excitement about the new headquarters, stating, “This is a headquarters move. We’re excited about the new Park West space. We’re pleased to remain in Farmers Branch, a community we value, and have appreciated working with the city of Farmers Branch and Park West management as supportive partners through our search and planning process.”
FiberLight’s New Headquarters
FiberLight, a Plano-based firm that designs, builds, and deploys fiber optic networks, is moving its headquarters to Allen. The firm is relocating from One Legacy Circle (7500 Dallas Parkway) to Allen’s One Bethany West (900 W Bethany Drive), where they will take roughly 26,000 square feet, more than doubling their footprint.
The move is scheduled for the end of April, and FiberLight announced in October that it would invest $150 million in infrastructure to support its expansion across western Texas as the state becomes a hub for data center and artificial intelligence operations.
Other Notable Moves
Masterplan Consultants Acquires Civil Engineering Firm
Dallas Cothrum, CEO of land use and zoning firm Masterplan Consultants, has acquired civil engineering and surveying firm USA Engineers. As of January 1, Dallas-based USA Engineers began operating as part of Cothrum’s family of companies.
The acquisition strengthens USA Engineers’ existing services and positions the company for growth. Cothrum stated, “By aligning USA Engineers with Masterplan Consultants, we’re expanding our bench of expertise and offering clients a deeper, more integrated range of services across planning, civil engineering, and surveying.”
Two Firms Re-Sign at Crescent
Two companies, Westwood Management and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, have renewed their leases at The Crescent in Uptown Dallas. Westwood Management renewed its roughly 30,000-square-foot lease through 2036, while Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP renewed its 69,000-square-foot lease through 2036.
CEO Makes Equity Investment in Firm
Keith Conlon, president and CEO of luxury real estate firm Allie Beth Allman & Associates, has made an equity investment in the firm through a strategic partnership with HomeServices of America. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Under Conlon’s leadership, Allie Beth Allman & Associates has generated more than $18 billion in sales since 2021, including a record $4 billion in 2025. Conlon stated, “Dallas is experiencing extraordinary growth, and we intend to stay at the forefront of the luxury market.”
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Conclusion
The recent moves by Brinks Home, FiberLight, and other companies demonstrate the growth and development of the North Texas region. These changes are expected to bring new opportunities and investment to the area, solidifying its position as a hub for business and industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What companies are moving their headquarters in North Texas?
A: Brinks Home and FiberLight are two companies that are moving their headquarters in North Texas. Brinks Home is relocating to a new headquarters in Farmers Branch, while FiberLight is moving its headquarters to Allen.
Q: What is the estimated cost of Brinks Home’s new headquarters?
A: The estimated construction cost of Brinks Home’s new headquarters is $2.35 million.
Q: How many square feet will FiberLight occupy in its new headquarters?
A: FiberLight will occupy roughly 26,000 square feet in its new headquarters, more than doubling its current footprint.
Q: What is the significance of the acquisition of USA Engineers by Masterplan Consultants?
A: The acquisition strengthens USA Engineers’ existing services and positions the company for growth, expanding Masterplan Consultants’ bench of expertise and offering clients a deeper, more integrated range of services.
