Transwestern Breaks Ground On 3400 At CityLine

L-R:Steve Williamson, Transwestern, Managing Director, Retail ServicesNathan Durham, Transwestern, PrincipalWill Paton, Transwestern Development Company, Senior Development AssociateReid Caldwell, Transwestern Development Company, PrincipalPaul Wittorf, Transwestern, Executive Managing Partner, Market LeaderDuane Henley, Transwestern, PrincipalMayor Paul Voelker, City of Richardson
Bisnow: Julia Bunch
3400 Cityline In Richardson

Transwestern broke ground on its new five-story office building at CityLine. The 310k SF 3400 At CityLine will feature structured parking, 10-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass windows.

The building, designed by BOKA Powell, will include a fitness center, an on-site café, outdoor café seating, a hospitality lounge and on-site security.

Here are Transwestern managing director Steve Williamson, Transwestern principal Nathan Durham, Richardson Mayor Pro-Tem Mark Solomon, Transwestern senior development associate Will Paton, Transwestern principal Reid Caldwell, Transwestern executive managing partner Paul Wittorf, Transwestern principal Duane Henley, Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker, USB's Kacey Moore and USB's Alan Green.

3400 at CityLine, 5-story 310k SF office space in Richardson
Courtesy of Transwestern

The CityLine neighborhood in Richardson features 92k SF of retail, restaurants and entertainment, connection to 4.5 miles of nature trails, several multifamily complexes and hotels, and proximity to two DART stations.

The joint venture between Transwestern , Dallas-based Malouf Interests and UBS Asset Management will be leased by Transwestern's Nathan Durham and Duane Henley and open in mid-2017.

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