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Crow Holdings is preparing another expansion phase at its Old Parkland office campus, with plans to add 250,000 square feet of space across three new buildings on the Old Parkland East campus along Maple Avenue. The firm originally acquired the former Old Parkland Hospital in 2006 with the intention of transforming the historic medical facility into an office campus that also houses its corporate headquarters.

According to reporting from the Dallas Business Journal, the next phase of development is scheduled to begin this fall, subject to municipal review and approvals. The proposed timeline calls for completion of this phase in early 2029, extending the long-term buildout of the Old Parkland campus and continuing its evolution as a multi-building office environment.

Crow Holdings must first secure approvals from the city before work on the additional three buildings can move forward, and filings are expected to be submitted in the coming weeks. The latest plans contemplate the new office development on a 2.5-acre site within the east campus, further consolidating the company’s long-term investment around the historic hospital property and its surrounding blocks.

This upcoming work follows an earlier east campus expansion that began in 2022, which added approximately 285,000 square feet of office space across three buildings. That phase has attracted a roster of financial and professional services tenants, including Susser Bank, BNY Mellon and law firm Polsinelli, all of which have moved offices to the Old Parkland campus. Their presence underscores the campus’s role as a hub for banking, investment and legal services users.

The Old Parkland site has deep roots in the community. Originally founded as a hospital in 1894, the property grew into a key local institution at a time when Dallas itself was emerging as a major city. Over the decades, it served as a teaching hospital, contributed to advances in medical technology and remained active through both World Wars. Its transition into a modern office campus under Crow Holdings has layered contemporary commercial use onto a historically significant site.

With the planned 250,000-square-foot addition, Crow Holdings is positioning Old Parkland for another chapter of expansion, contingent on city approvals and aligned with the campus’s ongoing role as a headquarters and multi-tenant office destination.

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