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9:24 AM on Dec 14, 2020 CSTDevelopers who bought beverage firm Dr Pepper’s old Plano headquarters are making plans for a redo of the property.Dallas-based Champion Partners acquired the more than 285,000-square-foot office campus in Legacy business park a year ago.About 1,100 employees who work in the Keurig Dr Pepper regional office will move to a new building in Frisco next year.Built in 1998, Dr Pepper’s current three-story Plano office complex is on Legacy Drive, just east of the Dallas North Tollway.The property includes more than 5 acres for additional construction.“Keurig Dr Pepper is still under lease into next year, so we can’t really start anything until they are totally vacated,” said Champion Partner’s Steve Modory.Champion Partners has hired Dallas architect HKS to redesign the Dr Pepper headquarters for new tenants, according to filings with the state.The first phase of the more than $5 million development is set to start in mid-2021 after the soft drink company moves out, filings with the state show.New York-based Taconic Capital is a partner with Champion Partners on the property purchase and redevelopment.Keurig Dr Pepper is building a $200 million office tower in the Dallas Cowboys’ Star in Frisco mixed-use development.Champion Partners is a 29-year-old Dallas commercial real estate firm with a long track record of development and investment. The company has specialized in acquiring and repositioning properties in areas that include Richardson’s Telecom Corridor, North Dallas and Oak Lawn. It recently filed plans for a new distribution and warehouse project in southern Dallas County.Want to be part of the conversation? Consider&nbsp;&nbsp;or joining the conversation in our&nbsp;.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Get the latest real estate news from Steve Brown and the business staff at The Dallas Morning News.By signing up you agree to our

9:24 AM on Dec 14, 2020 CSTDevelopers who bought beverage firm Dr Pepper’s old Plano headquarters are making plans for a redo of the property.Dallas-based Champion Partners acquired the more than 285,000-square-foot office campus in Legacy business park a year ago.About 1,100 employees who work in the Keurig Dr Pepper regional office will move to a new building in Frisco next year.Built in 1998, Dr Pepper’s current three-story Plano office complex is on Legacy Drive, just east of the Dallas North Tollway.The property includes more than 5 acres for additional construction.“Keurig Dr Pepper...

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