FedEx Office

FedEx Office, part of FedEx Corporation, operates a nationwide network of retail centers specializing in printing, shipping, and business services. The company traces its roots to 1970, when it began as Kinko’s in Santa Barbara, California, founded by Paul Orfalea. Kinko’s quickly became a familiar resource for students and small businesses, offering round-the-clock access to copying and document services. A significant milestone came in 2004, when FedEx acquired Kinko’s, later rebranding the business as FedEx Office in 2008 to reflect its integration with the broader FedEx brand.

As of November 2025, FedEx Office maintains approximately 2,000 locations across the United States. Its stores are commonly found in major metropolitan areas, retail corridors, and near college campuses, providing convenient access for both business and consumer customers. Over the past five years, the company has focused on refining its network and broadening its service offerings rather than pursuing rapid expansion. This approach includes investing in technology and forming partnerships to extend its reach, such as establishing co-branded locations within Walmart and opening print centers on college campuses.

FedEx Office continues to adapt its formats to suit a variety of settings, from standalone print centers to in-store solutions, allowing for flexibility in different types of commercial properties. The company’s steady growth posture, established brand reputation, and integration with FedEx’s logistics network contribute to its credibility and reliability as a tenant. These qualities make FedEx Office a consistent presence in high-traffic and underserved markets, supporting daily traffic and offering essential services to surrounding communities.