One Legacy West Gets Lead Tenant For 41% Of Building

One Legacy West (L-R): Steve Jarvie (president, E Smith Realty), John McCain (CEO, NTT DATA), Belinda Dabliz (vice president of leasing, Gaedeke), Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, Emmitt Smith (chairman, E Smith Realty), Glenn Lickstein (president, Gaedeke), David Croxville (CFO, NTT DATA)
Courtesy of Gaedeke Group // Pictured: Steve Jarvie, NTT Data CEO John McCain, Belinda Dabliz, Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, E Smith chairman Emmitt Smith, Gaedeke president Glenn Lickstein and NTT Data CFO David Croxville

NTT Data International has finalized plans to relocate its HQ. NTT Data will soon have 127k SF at Plano’s One Legacy West.

The Japan-based IT giant will move into 41% of Gaedeke Group’s LEED Gold project in early summer. The five-floor lease will run longer than 10 years.

Thanks to a string of mergers, NTT Data has multiple properties in Plano, including its current North American HQ in Granite Park. NTT Data purchased the nearby Dell campus after acquiring Round Rock-based Dell Services last spring. It is unclear what will become of the Dell campus and whether NTT Data will fully vacate Granite Park or sell the asset.

600 employees will relocate or be newly hired in the new HQ.

Gaedeke will deliver the 14-story, 308k SF One Legacy West tower at 7950 Legacy Drive within the $3B Legacy West development later this month. Gaedeke VP of leasing Belinda Dabliz represented the landlord in-house.

E Smith Realty Partners president Steve Jarvie and president of national accounts Damian Rivera repped NTT Data. E Smith Realty Partners also negotiated incentives from the state and the city.

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