NYSE Texas Opens New HQ at Dallas’ Elite Old Parkland Campus

The New York Stock Exchange has officially established its Texas headquarters with a 28,000-square-foot lease at the prestigious Old Parkland campus in Dallas. Located at 3819 Maple Avenue, the property is owned and developed by Crow Holdings and has gained a reputation for hosting prominent family offices and high-profile tenants.

Old Parkland, often referred to as one of the most exclusive office environments in the city, offers a refined, amenity-rich setting that combines historical architecture with modern business needs. Its appeal continues to attract elite corporations seeking a premium presence in the Metroplex.

NYSE Texas, which officially launched this year as a fully electronic exchange, is part of a growing trend of financial institutions relocating or expanding their operations to Texas. Recent “Founding Member” listings on the Texas exchange include D.R. Horton, Comstock Resources, Trump Media & Technology Group, and Stellar Bancorp.

The move to Dallas follows NYSE’s earlier announcement that it would shift its Chicago operations to the Metroplex, reinforcing North Texas' growing status as a hub for financial services.

Texas has emerged as a magnet for capital markets, with more NYSE-listed companies based in the state than any other, totaling over $3.7 trillion in market value. In addition to NYSE’s presence, Nasdaq has announced its own Texas regional headquarters, and a new Texas Stock Exchange—supported by financial heavyweights like BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and Charles Schwab—is expected to launch next year.

The financial district nicknamed “Y’all Street” is rapidly taking shape. Major developments include Goldman Sachs’ $500 million campus underway in downtown Dallas and Wells Fargo’s expansive 22-acre regional headquarters in Las Colinas, currently in progress.

Spanning over 1.4 million square feet, Old Parkland is a city-designated historic landmark that once operated as a hospital before being restored and redeveloped in the 2000s. Crow Holdings relocated its own headquarters to the site in 2006, with continued expansions rolling out in phases in the following years. A new phase of development began this spring and includes additions like a private gym, high-end dining options, and exclusive meeting spaces.

The campus is known for its emphasis on community and discretion, with a curated tenant selection process designed to maintain a cohesive, high-caliber environment.

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