Details Emerge For Exxon's Former Energy Corridor Site Redevelopment, But Not Many

Exxon Energy Corridor
Courtesy of Third Palm Capital
The Former Exxon Campus In The Energy Corridor.

This time last year, plans were unveiled for a mixed-use development on the site of Exxon's former 25-acre Energy Corridor campus. The mixed-use project, called Republic Square, is set to a be a $1B undertaking. Last month, plans changed. Third Palm Capital, now the property's sole owner and project developer, with the help of Boxer Property, will transform the existing office space into co-working space. The property's park-like grounds will be opened to the public after minor exterior renovations are complete.

Long-term plans for the asset are still in place, according to Third Palm Capital, which is planning to build a hotel, more office space, multifamily and retail on the site.

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