Stemmons Corridor Office Space In Dallas

STEMMONS CORRIDOR IN THREE ADJECTIVES

Diverse, bustling, growing

GETTING AROUND STEMMONS CORRIDOR

With easy access to I-35 along its length, Stemmons offers quick access to downtown Dallas and a straight shot for commuters heading north beyond I-635. Alternate routes are easily found on nearby highway 12, highway 183, and the Dallas North Tollway. And for those looking to avoid the freeway, Irving Boulevard, Levee Road, Lombardy Lane and Walnut Hill crisscross the area, making getting around a breeze.

For the conscientious commuter, numerous Dallas Area Rapid Transit rail stops turn Stemmons Corridor into a launch pad for the entire rail system.

THE SCOOP ON THE NEIGHBORS:

While Dallas Love Field and the American Airlines Center make this area a hub for transportation, picturesque Bachman Lake Park and Brookhollow Golf Club offer relaxation in a natural setting. Fishing Hole Lake, Elm Fork, and Joes Creek carry the beauty and leisure opportunities of the nearby Trinity River to Stemmons Corridor.

Local businesses include insurance companies, medical providers, building material manufacturers, and tech/scientific services – all employing about 10% of Dallas’ total workforce. Ben E. Kieth, Xerox, and a variety of printing companies round out the neighborhood’s diverse field of businesses.

At the southern tip, the sprawling University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center provides a wide range of services including surgery, dentistry and pediatric care. In addition to educational opportunities, a bird sanctuary, and several area parks, the center also offers access to the DART TRE station. Convenient light rail stops for the blue, orange and green line can be found throughout Stemmons Corridor with convenient connections to the rest of the DART rail system.

STEMMONS CORRDIOR BY THE NUMBERS:

• Accounts for 20% of Dallas’ property tax base
• Home to more than 4,700 businesses
• Populated by 10% of Dallas’ workforce
• Nearly 150,000 people populate the region each day.
• UT Southwestern Medical School admits around 250 students a year
• Dallas Love Field recently added a $519 million terminal and 16 more routes