Regent Properties’ massive overhaul of the old TI campus, Legacy Central, just got its first tenants. IT companies Roland Technology Group and The 20 MSP have inked a combined 23K SF lease in the redevelopment’s first phase. Regent put over $100M into Phase 1 of Legacy Central, putting pedal-to-the-metal on the amenity arms race with WiFi courtyards, a fitness center with a rock-climbing wall, a full-sized pool, a full-sized basketball court and a 400-seat food hall with on-demand, app-based ordering. Legacy Central is one of the buzziest office projects underway in DFW.

“Dynamic companies are looking for modern amenities to support their organization's growth and a creative environment where their employees love to work, so we transformed the TI Campus with that objective in mind. We want forward-thinking companies like Roland Technology Group / The 20 MSP on the campus, and we are excited they will kick off Legacy Central and can call it their new home,” Regent Properties Director Amy Castellanos said in a statement.

Roland and The 20 MSP will move into LC-North, a 200K SF, Class-A building on the Legacy Central campus. Transwestern’s Nathan Durham represented Regent Properties. NAI Robert Lynn’s Kent Smith and Leslie Wood represented the tenants.

Phase 2 is set to finish in early 2019 and the rest of the campus will deliver in December 2019.