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Call Centers for Sale within 50 kilometers of Plano, TX, USA

More details for 202-204 N Dooley St, Grapevine, TX - Office for Sale

Dooley Commons - 202-204 N Dooley St

Grapevine, TX 76051

  • Call Center
  • Office for Sale
  • $7,652,958 CAD
  • 26,150 SF
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More details for 689 Airport Fwy, Hurst, TX - Office for Sale

689 Airport Fwy

Hurst, TX 76053

  • Call Center
  • Office for Sale
  • $5,358,045 CAD
  • 20,319 SF
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More details for 1101-1109 Pamela Dr, Euless, TX - Industrial for Sale

1101-1109 Pamela Dr

Euless, TX 76040

  • Call Center
  • Industrial for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 70,303 SF
  • Air Conditioning

Euless Industrial for Sale - HEB/Mid-Cities

LOCATION Address: 1101-1109 Pamela Dr, Euless, TX 76040 Industrial Market: Dallas / Fort Worth Industrial Submarket: West DFW Airport / Grapevine Submarket PROPERTY OVERVIEW Total Building Area: 70,303 SF Land Area: 4.117 acres Loading Configuration: Rear Load Clear Height: 12’ clear height Loading Doors: Four (4) dock high doors, one (1) grade level door, three (3) ramps, two (2) semi dock doors HVAC: Partially HVAC’d warehouses Fire Suppression: West sprinkler system CONSTRUCTION Building Construction Type: Brick YOC: 1967 Roof Type: TPO (2019/2021 replacement) Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the United States with a population of 7.9 million people. The area’s strong macroeconomic and quality of life fundamentals have been a catalyst for rapid population growth. The metroplex added more than 1.3 million residents from 2010 to 2020, and experienced both significant population and job growth during the pandemic. Texas has ranked the number one state for business culture according to Chief Executive Magazine’s annual survey for 20 consecutive years, boasting 0% state and local income tax. The DFW metro alone has 23 Fortune 500 company headquarters. The regions’ central location within the United States makes it a highly desirable location for e-commerce, third-party logistics, and manufacturing firms looking to increase their national footprint. Texas’ business friendly environment, in addition to DFW’s central location, are two of the major demand drivers behind DFW becoming the second largest industrial market from an inventory perspective, surpassing Los Angeles in 2021.

Contact:

Stream Realty Partners, LP

Date on Market:

2026-03-10

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Call Centers For Sale

Call Centers

Purchasing or leasing a call center for your business or as an investment means taking many factors into account to make the best decision.

What is a call center?

A call center is an office or building that houses support employees or agents that answer customer questions, offer services and more to customers over the phone or through an online chat tool. The call center employees can also receive and answer emails as well as faxes in the building. In general, larger companies may have multiple buildings to house all these different services.

The call center buildings are equipped with phone connections, computers, as well as cubicles or offices that house the customer service reps. They are typically located in larger metros.

What to consider when buying an outbound call center

There are many things to consider when buying a call center including:

  • -Location: What geographical area is the business in or are you looking to serve.
  • -How many phone lines will be needed and what type of phone system can handle it (VoIP, POTS, etc).
  • -What type of technology will the call center require (computers, monitors)?
  • -What kind of customer service are you providing (24/hrs., voice, chat, email)?
  • -Do you need to be in a metro area or can your business operate more remotely?
  • -How many employees do you expect will work there and how much desk space is needed.

What should you look for in a call center building before purchasing?

You should first consider the location as it will affect your employees’ commute, customer service hours, and how much space you need. Buildings that are located in a metro area are typically more expensive but have more available workforce to take care of your customers.

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