Although specific construction costs were not available, landcosts in the submarket range from $4 per sf to $5 per sf. Thebuyer's broker, Andrew W. Sowell with Boyd Commercial LLC, says theland at Tanner and Windfern roads provided the best layout forHeadworks as well as the best location for the company. Hepartnered with Boyd Commercial president J. Michael Boyd on behalfof the buyer.
Sowell says Headwinds wanted to move to the northwest submarketbecause its customer and employee base are there. The 5.1-acresite, bought from MTZ & Gupta Investments of Houston, also fitinto Headworks' plan for a LEED-certified building because theacreage boasts many old oak trees, some more than 100 yearsold.
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