Legacy

Legacy business park, with 2,665 acres, has land and buildings available for new growth.

Created by visionary Ross Perot, the Legacy business park is a master-planned business, retail and residential community in northwest Plano. Legacy has already attracted nearly 15 million square feet of corporate and regional headquarters and provides a distinctive address to many top corporate names including HP Enterprise Services (formerly EDS), jcpenney, Frito-Lay, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Rent-A-Center, Bank of America Home Loans, Ericsson, Capital One Auto Finance, McAfee, PepsiCo, Intuit, CROSSMARK, Encana, Pizza Hut/Yum! Restaurants International and many others. Nearly 50,000 people live and work in the park.

Companies are attracted to Legacy’s outstanding location, amenities, infrastructure and access to talent.

The park is located in Dallas’ prestigious “Platinum Corridor,” and is bounded by the Dallas North Tollway, Sam Rayburn Tollway (State Highway 121), Preston Road and Spring Creek Parkway. It is within 30 minutes of downtown Dallas, DFW International and Love Field airports. Legacy’s infrastructure is world-class with underground, concrete-encased power from dual feeds and abundant fiber from multiple providers.

Employees also enjoy Legacy’s ample amenities.

Plano's Legacy Town Center is a nationally recognized urban town center in the heart of the park. There you can find a wide variety of shops, restaurants, town homes, apartments, and a full-service hotel all in a walkable, community setting. SMU-in-Plano is a branch of Southern Methodist University which offers graduate and professional programs.
 

Mike Ullman

Retired, Chairman and CEO
JCPenney
“Plano continues to be a vibrant, fast-growing city that provides an ideal environment for our home office and a great community for our many Associates who live here. We’ve had a presence here for more than 15 years, and our location has presented a tremendous source of diverse talent and key resources that have been instrumental to our Company’s success.”