Serendipity Labs is expanding its presence across North Texas with its latest venture — a new coworking space at HALL Park in Frisco that will launch in September.
Dallas-based HALL Group, which focuses on developing innovative spaces across Dallas such as HALL Park and HALL Arts, will be a joint venture partner on the new Frisco location.
“Businesses today are seeking flexible office space options, marketing to the modern employee and future of the workplace.”
Craig Hall
With over 125 coworking spaces being developed across the country, Serendipity Labs offers upscale, flexible office spaces to working businesses and individuals. Serendipity Labs Frisco-HALL Park, at 3201 Dallas Parkway, will include offices, conference rooms, team rooms, and event space. Varying membership packages will determine the level of access to the amenities. To view pricing and membership packages, visit Serendipity Lab’s website.
“Businesses today are seeking flexible office space options, marketing to the modern employee and future of the workplace,” HALL Group founder and chairman Craig Hall said in a news release.
The Frisco location is Serendipity Labs’ second venture in DFW. In 2017, HALL Group invested in Serendipity Labs, and launched Serendipity Labs Dallas-HALL Arts at KPMG Plaza in the Dallas Arts District
“HALL Group is a preeminent developer, known to be at the vanguard of commercial real estate trends, and we welcome them as a partner at our location in the newest HALL Park building,” Serendipity Labs CEO John Arenas said ina release.
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