Bank Of Texas Relocates Corporate HQ To 777 Main

777 Main
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777 Main

Bank of Texas just inked a new 21K SF lease at 777 Main for the relocation of its corporate headquarters.

"We are eager about our upcoming move and look forward to having additional space for future growth of our team,” Bank of Texas President and CEO for the Fort Worth Region Mark Nurdin said in a statement. “The accessibility of downtown, being adjacent to the energy of Sundance Square and the amenities 777 Main offers is a unique opportunity for our team and something we are very excited about.”

JLL Managing Director Pat McDowell and Executive Vice President Brooke Armstrong represented Bank of Texas in lease negotiations. Transwestern’s Whit Kelly represented the landlord, The Brookdale Group.

“Bank of Texas’ new office reinforces their commitment to the region, their growing client base and to their employees,” Armstrong said in a statement. “The amenities and walkability of downtown Fort Worth and Sundance Square create a unique and enjoyable business environment for their clients and staff, and allows them to remain near other leading professional service companies.”

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