Talos Energy Renewing And Expanding Global HQ At Allen Center

The Acre @ Allen Center
Photo credit: Courtesy of Brookfield
The Acre @ Allen Center

Talos Energy is expanding and relocating its global HQ from One Allen Center to Three Allen Center, continuing the independent oil and gas exploration and production company's 17-year history with the asset. Talos Energy will occupy approximately 98K SF, increasing occupancy of Three Allen Center to 94%.

The deal comes after Brookfield's recent Reimaging Of Allen Center campaign, a multimillion-dollar renovation of One, Two and Three Allen Center. Brookfield also purchased the DoubleTree Hotel adjacent to Allen Center, and is planning a full renovation and rebranding.

The completed Phase 1 renovation includes the transformation of One Allen Center’s lobby with a modern two-story glass facade; a reclad, transparent skybridge that connects One and Two Allen Center; and the signature piece of the multimillion-dollar project, a complete re-envisioning of the exterior landscaping with a one-acre green space named The Acre.

Fritsche Anderson Realty Partners' Brett Blanchard and David Anderson represented Talos Energy. Brookfield was represented by JLL's Bubba Harkins, John Pruitt and Jessica Ochoa alongside Brookfield's Clint Bawcom.

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