Companies Moving to DFW: 2026 Relocation Tracker by Suburb

TIAA announced in August 2024 it is moving its corporate headquarters from Denver to a new 15-story corporate center in Frisco next to the Dallas Cowboys' The Star, with most of about 1,000 affected roles transitioning by July 2026.

PGA of America relocated its headquarters from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida to a 100,000 SF global HQ at the 660-acre PGA Frisco development, which opened in 2022 as part of a $520M+ public-private partnership.

Frisco is one of North Texas's densest H-1B sponsorship hubs, led by Frisco-headquartered IT staffing and consulting firms (such as Sage IT and Caprus IT) that sponsor hundreds of software-engineer and IT-architect roles, per the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub and DOL OFLC LCA disclosure data.

Samsung is relocating its U.S. headquarters to Legacy Central in Plano, bringing a large wave of relocating employees into Collin County. Samsung also operates a long-standing campus in the Richardson Telecom Corridor nearby.

Toyota Motor North America consolidated its U.S. headquarters at Legacy West in Plano, a campus of several thousand employees that continues to draw cross-country transfers.

PepsiCo runs its Frito-Lay North America headquarters in Plano, one of the largest private employers in Collin County.

AT&T is moving its headquarters from downtown Dallas to Plano, shifting a large headquarters workforce into the Collin County corridor.

Ziosk opened a new Plano warehouse and service center roughly three times larger than its previous location.

DZS (formerly DASAN Zhone Solutions) moved its headquarters from Oakland, California to Plano in March 2020 and opened a new U.S. Engineering Center of Excellence there focused on 5G and fiber access.

McKesson relocated its headquarters to Las Colinas in Irving, joining a dense cluster of Fortune 500 employers along the SH-114 / Las Colinas corridor.

Caterpillar moved its global headquarters to Las Colinas in Irving, adding to the relocation pull of the SH-114 corridor.

Bimbo Bakeries USA relocated its corporate headquarters from Horsham, Pennsylvania to Irving, bringing corporate transferees into the mid-cities.

Pratt & Whitney opened a new $78 million, half-million-square-foot aircraft engine maintenance facility in Irving near DFW Airport.

Wells Fargo opened an 850,000 SF two-building regional headquarters campus on Lake Carolyn in Las Colinas (Irving) on October 22, 2025, expected to house about 3,000 employees including roughly 650 new hires.

Charles Schwab moved its corporate headquarters to a large campus in Westlake, on the Tarrant / Denton county line near SH-114.

Core-Mark, then a Fortune 500 convenience-store distributor, relocated its corporate headquarters from San Francisco to Westlake, Texas in 2019; it was acquired by Performance Food Group in 2021 and the Core-Mark segment remains headquartered in Westlake.

GEICO is expanding in North Texas with roughly 2,500 new jobs and a third building of nearly 600,000 square feet, drawing new hires into the Richardson and Plano corridor.

Novartis broke ground on a radioligand therapy manufacturing facility in Denton, its first Texas-based manufacturing site when completed.

Pudu Robotics relocated its U.S. headquarters to the Sherman Tech Center in Richardson, adding to the Telecom Corridor tech base.

EagleNXT opened a new headquarters and drone manufacturing center in Allen, featuring its first U.S. production line.

CBRE Group, the world's largest commercial real estate services firm, designated Dallas as its global corporate headquarters in 2020, moving the official HQ from downtown Los Angeles after more than 30 years to 2100 McKinney Ave. in Uptown Dallas.

AECOM relocated its global headquarters from Los Angeles to Dallas effective October 1, 2021, joining the 1,200+ AECOM professionals already based at its existing Dallas office at 13355 Noel Road.

Jacobs moved its global headquarters from Pasadena, California to downtown Dallas in 2016, occupying the Harwood Center; the firm employs several thousand people across Texas.

First Foundation Inc. relocated its principal executive office from Irvine, California to Dallas (The Crescent, 200 Crescent Court) in April 2021, citing lower taxes and expansion opportunities in North Texas.

Goldman Sachs broke ground in October 2023 on a roughly $500 million, 800,000 SF campus in downtown Dallas's NorthEnd, planned to house more than 5,000 employees and become its second-largest U.S. office after New York.