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Locally based F.O.H. Events LLC has leased a ready-to-occupy industrial building, totaling 23,465 sf, in south Fort Worth, resulting in an immediate relocation that more than triples the size of its production hub.
The company has just relocated to 8803 Forum Way, ending a nine-month search for expansion space in its 20-year headquarters city. The move has coincided with its lease expiration in a much smaller building across town.
“My client was initially looking to buy, but that didn’t pan out. Finding a single-tenant building to lease in the right size range in Fort Worth was fortunate,” says Shane Benner, first vice president in the Fort Worth office of Dallas-based Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services.
F.O.H. Events’ new headquarters site features 1,000 sf of newly finished office space, roughly 22,465 sf of warehouse space and covered outdoor storage. Benson Williams of Lancarte Commercial represented the landlord, Dundee Investments LLC.
“F.O.H. Events originated in Fort Worth and wanted to remain in the city,” Benner says. “Its employees are here and its owner is active in the community.”
Benner’s client is a live event production company specializing in comprehensive management solutions, encompassing venue sourcing, AV design and implementation, staging and more. The company offers customizable services suitable for events of any scale from intimate galas to stadium-sized gatherings.
The landlord completely renovated the structure last year to facilitate a quick lease-up. The renovation included new storefronts, LED lighting, underground electrical and HVAC system. Interstates 35W and 20 and Loop 8 are all close by, offering strategic connections to F.O.H. Events for bookings regionwide.
“F.O.H. Events really liked the location and renovations,” Benner says. “Not only was it a good fit in all respects, but it was a fair deal for both sides.”
NORTH TEXAS LEASES
F.O.H. Events LLC has leased a 23,465-sf industrial building at 8803 Forum Way, Fort Worth, from Dundee Investments LLC. Shane Benner, first vice president of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the tenant. Benson Williams of Lancarte Commercial represented the landlord.
Skyline Sports LLC has leased 10,197 sf of flex space at 2600 Technology Dr., Plano, from Kennington Technology Ltd. Brian Pafford, executive vice president and managing partner of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, and Jared Laake, first vice president, represented the landlord. Barrett Owens of Owens Realtors LLC represented the tenant.
Sasser Companies LLC has leased 6,608 sf of office/warehouse space at 5304 Sun Valley Dr., Fort Worth, from Sun Valley Properties LP. Luke Clardy, senior broker of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the tenant. Joe McLiney of NAI Robert Lynn represented the landlord.
Centria Healthcare LLC has leased 6,348 sf of office space in the Office Campus at Allen, 1301 Central Expressway S., Allen, from 1301 SCE LLC. Jared Laake, first vice president of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the landlord. Sara Anderson of Keller Williams represented the tenant.
HighPark Capital LLC has leased 2,157 sf of office space in the Offices at Travis Walk, 4514 Travis St., Dallas. Melanie Hughes, senior vice president of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, and Richmond Collinsworth, senior vice president and managing partner, represented the landlord, Travis Walk LLC, in the direct deal.
Specrite Interiors LLC has renewed 1,474 sf of flex space in Parkway Business Center, 4950 Keller Springs Rd., Addison. Brian Pafford, executive vice president and managing partner of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the landlord. Garrison Elird and Dalton Jernigan of Newmark represented the tenant.
Verizon Wireless has signed a rooftop antenna lease at Meadow Park Tower, 10440 N. Central Expressway, Dallas. Richmond Collinsworth, senior vice president and managing partner of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, and Jared Laake, first vice president, represented the landlord, Bradford MPT Partners LLC, in the direct deal.