Common Desk Announces Eighth Dallas-Fort Worth Office

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Dallas-based coworking firm Common Desk has announced plans to open a 31,500 square foot center at CityLine building in Richardson, marking its eighth Dallas-Fort Worth location.

Will Paton, vice president of Transwestern Development who built the project, said the choice to partner with Common Desk relied on its coworking expertise and its ability to offer building amenities using excellent programming, staffing, and technology.

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“We are excited to partner with 3400 at CityLine to further expand Common Desk’s platform within the Metroplex,” said Nick Clark, CEO and founder of Common Desk. “3400 at CityLine is Richardson’s premier asset, and Transwestern Development Co. perfectly aligns with our commitment to creating a comfortable, collaborative and productive environment with all the amenities desired by today’s top professionals.”

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