A three-building office portfolio at Legacy Central in Plano, the same campus where Samsung plans to base its North American headquarters, is quietly up for sale. The three buildings total roughly 706,395 rentable square feet inside an 85-acre, technology-focused mixed-use development that already blends offices, retail and housing. Marketing materials lean hard on the campus being fully leased and stocked with investment-grade tenants.
Jones Lang LaSalle Capital Markets is taking the lead on the sale, pitching the three-building package as “Legacy Central 1–3.” The offering pegs the portfolio at about 706,395 rentable square feet, 100 percent occupancy, a 5.3-year weighted-average lease term and roughly $145 million in committed contractual revenue, according to JLL's investment listing. JLL is listed as the exclusive advisor and is framing the property as an institutional-grade, fully amenitized campus built for long-term capital.
The availability first surfaced today, when the Dallas Business Journal reported that the broader Legacy Central campus runs about 85 acres and roughly 1 million square feet of office space, with tenants that include Samsung, Cheil, Nokia, Freddie Mac and Publicis. The outlet cast the sale as a rare chance to snap up a fully occupied, headquarters-scale campus in North Texas.
Samsung confirmed in June that it will relocate its U.S. headquarters to the Plano campus by year-end, a shift local reporting says will consolidate much of the company’s U.S. operations in North Texas. Prior coverage in Samsung Bails on Jersey noted that the headquarters move has already boosted the site’s profile with investors and lenders sizing up the property.
What Buyers Get
JLL’s marketing materials spotlight the amenity package, which includes an artisan food hall, a 25,000-square-foot wellness center and a 300-seat conference facility, as detailed in JLL's materials. The campus was extensively repositioned after its original life as a Texas Instruments complex, and the sales pitch leans on stable, long-term contractual revenue to catch the eye of institutional buyers looking for scale.
Local Market Context
Local reporting and corporate filings indicate the headquarters shift could touch roughly 1,000 U.S. roles and has already triggered workforce changes as operations consolidate, a backdrop any buyer of a corporate-occupied campus will have to factor in. The Houston Chronicle has reported on recent layoffs tied to the transition.
For investors, the listing offers a rare shot at a headquarters-scale campus that is already fully leased to blue-chip tenants. Broker contacts and the full offering memorandum are being handled through JLL, and the initial listing details were first reported by the Dallas Business Journal. In a Dallas-Fort Worth office market where large, stabilized assets do not come up for sale every day, Legacy Central’s combination of size, amenities and a confirmed Samsung headquarters makes it one of the region’s splashier listings this cycle.
