Brown & Brown registers a $2.4 million, 22,591-square-foot office build-out at Legacy Town Center

Insurance brokerage Brown & Brown has registered a $2.4 million interior build-out at Legacy Town Center II in west Plano, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

The project covers 22,591 square feet of tenant improvements in Suite 500 at 6900 Dallas Parkway. The filing, registered Nov. 6, lists an estimated cost of $2,403,547, a start date of Nov. 9 and completion by April 1, 2027. It is classified as a renovation of existing space, paid for with private money.

The building's owner is listed as KBSIII Legacy Town Center LLC, in care of KBS Capital Advisors of Newport Beach, California. Entos Design is the design firm. Under state accessibility rules, the owner must have the finished space inspected within a year of completion.

A lease signed in 2025

Brown & Brown, a global insurance brokerage, signed a lease for 41,000 square feet at Legacy Town Center in August 2025, REjournals reported at the time, citing the landlord KBS. Legacy Town Center is a three-building office complex of about 522,000 square feet on Dallas Parkway, inside the Shops at Legacy district.

The state filing does not say whether the Suite 500 work is part of that 2025 lease or additional space, how many employees will work there, or whether the firm is moving staff from another office.

The registration is one of several office projects filed in Plano in the past week, including a $1.35 million office finish-out at 5681 Spring Creek Parkway.

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