Texas + Office | November 10, 2020

Worth & Associates Signs First Tenant at Office/Flex Project

Worth & Associates signed a 20,540-square-foot lease with Computer Solutions, which will become the first tenant in Walker Ranch Business Park, Worth’s 135,000-square-foot office and flex development in San Antonio’s north central submarket. The space will serve as the company’s new headquarters.

“Like Worth, Computer Solutions has made San Antonio its home for decades, they know the city well and are highly regarded by the local business community,” said Shawn Gulley, SVP of leasing and acquisitions at Worth. “Without a doubt, their presence will attract more high-caliber tenants to our Walker Ranch project, and we look forward to a long-term, mutually rewarding relationship.”

Founded in 1978 and headquartered in San Antonio, Computer Solutions is a leading provider of complex technology consulting, outsourced IT services and product procurement for businesses throughout Central and South Texas. Transwestern’s Russell T. Noll represented the tenant in lease negotiations.

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