FRISCO, Texas (Feb. 4, 2026) — Frisco Economic Development Corporation (FEDC) is reporting a year of significant corporate investment, office development and job creation as the North Texas city continues to rank among the nation’s fastest-growing business destinations.
During fiscal year 2025, FEDC supported 14 corporate relocations and expansions, nine of which occurred without financial incentives, underscoring Frisco’s market-driven appeal. Those projects are expected to create or retain more than 3,100 jobs.
Local leaders say the results reflect a strategy focused on high-quality job creation, long-term tax base growth and a business environment attractive to both corporate users and talent.
“This year’s results highlight the impact of strategic partnerships and a community that embraces innovation,” said Jason Ford, President of the Frisco EDC. “Every job created represents opportunity for Frisco residents and continued economic progress.”
Corporate Confidence Driving Growth
Among the notable expansions, SoFi increased its footprint in Frisco to 18,000 square feet, reinforcing the city’s standing as a hub for financial technology and corporate services.
Company leaders cite workforce quality, livability and business climate as key reasons for expanding in the market.
Frisco’s corporate momentum has also drawn national media attention, including coverage highlighting the city’s role as a regional investment anchor in North Texas.
By the Numbers: Frisco’s 2025 Economic Performance
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500,000+ square feet of planned office development
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Representing $500M+ in capital investment
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650,000+ square feet of leased space
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Tenants expected to invest $125M+ locally
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$3.44 return to the community for every $1 invested by FEDC (since 1991)
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Launch of Origin Innovation Hub supporting startups and corporate innovation teams
Frisco’s estimated population reached 245,000 in 2025, supported by continued in-migration tied to job growth and quality-of-life factors.
Long-Term Office Pipeline
Frisco currently has 10 master-planned mixed-use developments projected to deliver 10+ million square feet of office space over the next 15 years. Many projects are designed to accommodate headquarters relocations and build-to-suit users.
Economic developers note that this pipeline positions Frisco to compete for large corporate projects seeking scalable, amenity-rich environments in high-growth metros.
“Companies view Frisco as a place where employees and families can thrive,” said Shanna Keaveny, Chair of the FEDC Board. “That combination of business climate and livability is a powerful draw.”
Companies with New or Expanded Operations in 2025
Notable projects included:
- Billings Productions
- Chobani
- CohnReznick
- Deloitte
- LTIMindtree
- Public Storage
- SoFi
- Toyota Financial Services
- Sports Academy
- Tidal League
Why This Matters for Site Selectors
Frisco’s recent performance highlights several national trends:
- Corporate migration to high-growth Sun Belt markets
- Reduced reliance on incentives in competitive locations
- Demand for mixed-use, talent-centric office environments
- Innovation hub ecosystems driving startup and tech growth
With continued office development and population gains, Frisco remains a market to watch for headquarters and regional office projects.
