The Building
1700 Pacific is a 49-story Class A office building containing over 1,340,000 rentable square feet in the Dallas Central Business District. The building’s facade is constructed of flame finished Carmen Red granite mounted on a thick precast backing with light blue, full tempered, dual pane windows in prefinished aluminum frame. The building’s design offers flexible alternatives for prospective tenants with floor plate sizes ranging from 3,900 to 42,000 rentable square feet.

The building site is a rectangular shaped parcel situated in the eastern portion of the Central Business District and is delineated by Pacific Avenue to the North, Elm Street to the South, St. Paul Street to the East, and Ervay to the West. This unique land configuration allows for extraordinary retail and office visibility and frontage.

The building's main entrance is on Pacific Avenue at Ervay Street. Additional entrances are located along Pacific Avenue, Elm Street and St. Paul Street. The entrances open into a 42-foot high enclosed atrium, adjacent to the ground floor lobby.

Parking
Parking is provided by a 303 space, three level, underground on-site garage and a 1,402 space off-site garage. Access to and from the off-site garage is provided by a climate controlled skybridge.

On-Site Amenities
The building offers the best on-site amenity package in the Dallas Central Business District with restaurant tenants including Starbucks, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, A&W All American Foods, Poblano’s Mexican Grill, Café Solace, Pacific Gifts, Café Esprit and Aija Express. In addition the building is connected to the Central Business District’s climate controlled pedestrian tunnel system, where numerous retail and restaurant destinations are comfortably accessible throughout the year.

Electrical Reundancy
1700 Pacific is electrically "unique" in that power is supplied from the 900 Network, which is served by five (5) utility transformers from five (5) different feeders. This service is also designed with a second contingency, which means the building can lose two (2) transformers and two (2) feeders and there will not be any reduction of electric service or power interruptions.

Telecommunications
Telecommunication services and fiber optics for the building are provided by Time Warner, XO One, COGENT, Verizon, MCI/Worldcom, AT&T and Southwestern Bell.