Churchill Tower

Churchill Tower's competitive position rests on the quality of the building, the durability of its tenant base, and the fundamentals of the submarket around it.

A Recently Renovated, Move-In-Ready Asset
Built in 1999 and comprehensively renovated in 2025, Churchill is among the newest and best-maintained towers in a submarket of largely mid-1980s product. The renovation delivered a refreshed lobby along with a new fitness center, conference center, and on-site café, so the building carries limited deferred maintenance and requires only targeted improvements going forward. Competing assets of an earlier vintage are spending considerably more to reach a comparable standard.
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A Diversified, Well-Laddered Tenant Base
The building is 93 percent leased to roughly 50 tenants that average about 6,000 SF each, with no single tenant dominating the rent roll. Floor plates of approximately 22,000 SF divide easily into smaller suites, matching the profile of tenants most active in the submarket, while a staggered schedule of lease expirations keeps rollover concentration low in any given year.
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Demonstrated Leasing Demand
Leasing at Churchill has held up well through a softer broader market. The building has absorbed roughly 132,000 SF of new and renewal leasing since 2023, and its spec-suite program leased all 11 new suites, totaling about 37,000 SF, in an average of four months. That activity reflects steady, ongoing demand for well-located, well-maintained space of this size.
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A Supply-Constrained Submarket
Churchill sits inside the I-635 loop on the north side of US-75, in Park Central, which prices at a discount to several adjacent Dallas submarkets. Limited new construction, positive absorption, and the redevelopment of older inventory continue to tighten available supply, giving tenants a reason to choose and stay in a quality building in the area.

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