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Dallas welcomes Wingstop Inc. as it moves headquarters from Addison to One West Village

Dallas, Texas – Wingstop Inc. is in the process of relocating its main office from Addison to Dallas. The company that’s known for rapid expansion and managing franchises will take on a space covering 112,000 square feet within One West Village, which was previously named after the Richards Group and is located adjacent to the southbound lane of North Central Expressway.

“At Wingstop we have our sights set on becoming a Top 10 Global Restaurant Brand and we believe our people are our competitive advantage,” said Donnie Upshaw, Wingstop’s senior vice president, Corporate Restaurants, and chief people officer.

The roots of Wingstop can be traced back to Garland where it was established in 1994. The company, which offers a range of chicken-centric dishes from wings to sandwiches to tenders, reported its 20th consecutive year of same-store sales growth for fiscal year 2023, with system-wide sales jumping 27.1% to about $3.5 billion. Its existing offices reside at Wright Brothers Drive that’s near Addison Airport. The company, which is publicly traded on the Nasdaq, purchased the 78,000-square-foot building in 2019 for $18.3 million to serve as its corporate headquarters.

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“The Dallas area has been our home for nearly 30 years and we are excited about our new headquarters in the heartbeat of Dallas in Uptown, which positions us for the next phase of growth for our brand,” said Upshaw.

Wingstop Inc. is set to occupy the 15th through the 18th floors of its new Dallas headquarters, securing these levels under a lease agreement that extends for 13 years. To shape the look and feel of this expansive office space, Wingstop Inc. chose architectural design firm Corgan to shape the look and feel of the new expansive office space.

One West Village at 2801 N. Central Expressway—previously home to TRG Inc.— experienced a change in ownership last year when it was acquired by OliveMill Holdings. For this acquisition, OliveMill joined forces with two other entities: Hunt Realty Investments from Dallas and Angelo, Gordon & Co., based out of New York.

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