SHB Development Concludes Construction on Premium Office Space in Far North Dallas

Stream to lease 17230 N. Dallas Parkway on behalf of SHB Development

DALLAS (February 25, 2020)SHB Development, a commercial real estate development, sales, and leasing company, and Stream Realty Partners (Stream), a full-service national real estate investment, development, and services company, are pleased to announce construction on 17230 N. Dallas Parkway will come to completion in April of 2020.

“With construction underway, our team is confident Stream will be an invaluable partner in the success of this project,” said Lino Andreani, partner of SHB Development. “Their expertise and vision will help bring this project to fruition, and ensure the building is delivered to the ideal tenant.”

The two-story, Class A office building, will contain 48,000 square feet of office space with a best-in-class amenity base. The building offers smaller organizations the opportunity to occupy the entire space, encouraging team collaboration and a sense of community. With 14-foot slab-to-slab heights, highly efficient rectangular floor plates, and generous window lines that provide natural light, 17230 N. Dallas Parkway delivers a modern and efficient office experience in one of DFW’s newest office buildings.

Located in the lower tollway submarket, this property is on the east side of the Dallas North Tollway just west of Bent Tree Country Club. The property’s location provides tenants the opportunity for premium signage with incredible tollway visibility. In addition to its close proximity to Love Field, DFW and Addison airports, the property allows for quick access to numerous restaurants and retail options. The area features additional neighborhood amenities such as Village on the Parkway, Restaurant Row, Prestonwood Town Center, Galleria Dallas, Addison Circle, and Vitruvian Park.

“Far North Dallas has a high demand for premium office space, and this building offers a highly sought-after, contemporary space for companies to flourish,” said Rhett Miller, vice president of Stream’s Dallas office division. “Optimally positioned to provide access to the most active areas of DFW, the property is sure to attract a variety of tenants.”

Rhett Miller and J.J. Leonard of Stream’s Dallas team will lease the property on behalf of SHB Development.

About Stream Realty Partners

Stream is a commercial real estate firm with full-service offerings in leasing, property management, development, construction management, and investment sales services across the industry. In addition, Stream is dedicated to sourcing acquisition and development opportunities for the firm and its clients. Since 1996, Stream has grown to a staff of more than 850 real estate professionals with regional offices in Atlanta, Austin, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, Greater Los Angeles, Houston, San Antonio, San Diego, and Washington, D.C. Stream completes more than $2.9 billion in real estate transactions annually and is an active investor and developer across the nation.

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