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

Exxon Energy Corridor
Photo credit: 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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