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Houston, Texas is known as:

"Space City" - "Houston, Tranquility base here. The Eagle has landed."  - Neil Armstrong spoke these words from the surface of the Moon on July 20, 1969;

"H-Town" - The Energy Capital of the World -  a global, diverse, city known for its deep roots in energy and home to a large concentration of engineers; 

"The Bayou City" - Home of the Texas Medical Center—the world's largest concentration of healthcare and research institutions;

"Clutch City” – Earned after the Houston Rockets won the 1994 and 1995 NBA championships.

A top city for millennials, Houston’s broadened economic base includes manufacturing, aeronautics, transportation, finance, international trade, entertainment, design, sports, technology and education. 

The Port of Houston ranks first in the United States in international waterborne tonnage handled and second in total cargo tonnage handled.

Houston is the largest city in Texas.  Mobility in the area is one of the top concerns for any business.  Decisions you make on where to locate your office can significantly affect you, your employees, employee recruitment and your clients. Obviously, there are many other factors you need to consider as well.  We can help ensure you have the information and understanding of the market you need to make the right choice in selecting your office space. We can help whether you want to lease or find a property to purchase.

With over 300 million square feet of office space spread over 26 submarkets, finding the most suitable office space can be a real challenge.

OfficeFinder has a corps of local Houston office space brokers who specialize in helping businesses find and negotiate for their office space. When you fill out the form at the top of this page, we analyze your needs and locate the one who is the best fit to help you out. We have pre-screened and pre-qualified all of our brokers to make sure that you get the service that you want. They will contact you right away and there is no obligation. In most cases, you will find that they perform well above your expectations. Not to leave out that their services are free to you.

The best value in commercial leasing is not easy to obtain. It can take a lot of work to wade through the options.  Get the help you need to ensure you get the best space available.

Some of the Houston office space submarkets to consider include:

Downtown CBD
Houston Downtown CBD is located between Hwy 59 and Interstates 45 and 10. It is the City’s central business district and home to many well-known corporations.  Reaching roughly 50 million square feet, Downton Houston has a mix of historic office buildings as well as some of the top iconic office buildings in the world. Hines Interests, founded in Houston in 1957, is a world class developer that significantly influenced the look of our CBD skyline.  Our tunnel and sky bridge systems are efficient and convenient connecting many of the building in the CBD. The submarket attracts large image conscience companies requiring a central location with ample public transportation.

Uptown
The Uptown submarket is a dynamic and vibrant area of Houston. Historically and often referred to as the Galleria area, the business district is ranked 17th largest in the U.S with roughly 2,000 businesses, consulates, high rise condos and 24 million square feet of office space.

The area grew significantly after Hines Interests completed The Galleria shopping mall in 1970, staking claim to one of the most successful multi-use developments. After multiple expansions adding retail, office and hotel, the destination is recognized worldwide for the convenience of immediate access to a vast collection of large retailers, specialty boutique shops, restaurants, entertainment and business services.

Larger multi-building complexes in Uptown are Lakes on Post Oak, Post Oak Central, Four Oaks and Riverway. The 64 Story Williams Tower, formally Transco Tower, is the tallest building in Houston outside of downtown.

Recently added Blvd Place improved the mix of multi-use properties in the area replacing older obsolete structures with upscale shops, restaurants, a Whole Foods Market, office space and high-rise residences.

Close to Memorial Park and affluent neighborhoods, the Uptown submarket offers a wide variety of office leasing options to businesses of all sizes

Greenway Plaza
The Greenway Plaza submarket inherited its identity, and our reference to the area originated, from the large master planned commercial development created by Century Development.

While a wide variety of class A, B and C office buildings, of all sizes and ages are located in the submarket, the 10-building 4.4 million-square-foot Greenway Plaza office portfolio dominates the landscape.

Located west of downtown, east of the Galleria/Uptown office submarket, River Oaks to the north and West University to the south, Greenway Plaza is a highly desirable business location for affluent professionals.

The U.S. 59/Southwest Freeway connects the Greenway Plaza submarket to other freeways.

The Woodlands
Located 28 miles north of Houston along I-45, the Woodlands we know today is vastly different than that of 40 years ago. A true Texas business hero and gentleman, the late George P. Mitchell, established the community using federal assistance from HUD’s department - The New Community Development Corporation - Title VII New Towns.

The area, north of Houston and in Montgomery County, has matured into one of the most successful master planned communities in the country.

The Woodlands Development Company, which has changed ownership several times since its establishment is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Howard Hughes Corporation. The success of The Woodlands motivated Hughes to acquire an additional 2,000 acres north of Conroe.

The Woodlands historically low office vacancy rate has led to more than 2.4 million square feet of new office development.
Exxon Mobil Corp’s 385-acre corporate campus to the south has solidified the long term demand trend for the area.

The Energy Corridor
Some people mistakenly associate most or all of west Houston as a part of “The Energy Corridor”. The district has a distinct boundary north and south of Interstate 10 between Kirkwood and Barker Cypress.

The area gets its name from the many oil companies, both national and international, that are located there. Some of these include Shell Oil Company, BP America and ConocoPhillips along with many other large companies have headquarters or regional offices in the area.

As the third largest employment center in the region, with over 20 million square feet of office space in the area, it offers employers new state of the art facilities to entice and keep well educated personnel.

Not only is to a great area to work, but also provides a desirable suburban lifestyle for those living there. Surrounded by two large open natural areas, the Energy Corridor has over 50 miles of trails and 26,000 acres of parks. For those interested in an active and healthy lifestyle, it is hard to beat.

Westchase
The Westchase district is approximately 2,700 acres in size, with 18 million square feet of office space.
In 1973 the Westchase Corporation purchased 760 acres from the family of R.E. "Bob" Smith and development quickly followed. The Westchase District was created in the 73rd Texas State Legislature in the mid ‘90s.

The Westchase District is home to top companies like BMC Software, Haliburton, Petrobras and StatOil.

When Phillips 66 spun off from ConocoPhillips, the company acquired 14 acres in Houston’s Westchase submarket for a new global headquarters office building. The site is located off Beltway 8 West between Westheimer Road and Briar Forest Drive. The 1.1 million-square-foot facility will house all of the company’s Houston-area employees. The district is brimming with retail, restaurants, and banks and is surrounded by desirable single family residential homes.

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Houston Office Space Markets

Are you interested in leasing Houston office spaces in the greater Houston area? Here are some facts and figures that you should know.

Deciding the location for your company’s next office in Houston can be a challenging task. With many vibrant, exciting locations to choose from, choosing one may seem impossible. However, your company does not need to embark on the journey alone, and companies like OfficeFinder are up for the challenge of helping you decide which location to call home.

Of the many locations OfficeFinder has expert knowledge of, Houston, TX is a premier location for businesses to establish themselves. With partnerships with local office space brokers, OfficeFinder will help companies discover the perfect location within Houston’s diverse market. Made up of 26 submarkets, Houston features over 300 million square feet of office space, which would be a difficult search to take on alone.

Home to a diverse range of industries including aerospace, finance, education, and international trade, Houston is an attractive location for businesses. Areas such as the Downtown Central Business District feature a developed public transit system and an attractive mix of historic and modern buildings. Uptown Houston features a mix of upscale offices, high-rise condos, restaurants, and shops.

The Energy Corridor is home to the headquarters of major oil companies such as BP and Shell. The area is attractive to employees as it is close to suburban areas, large parks, and new art facilities. The Woodlands features an exceptional planned community, with new office spaces being built to attract businesses.

No matter the type of area that suits your business best, OfficeFinder will help you locate the right office. Diverse and extensive knowledge of each market ensures that you can make well-informed decisions. OfficeFinder brokers offer free services to clients and are commitment-free so that companies can instead focus on finding the next place they can call home.

If you are ready to take advantage of the ample opportunities that the Houston office space market has to offer, let OfficeFinder help you find your new space. Contact us to get started today.

Useful Statistics for businesses looking for office space in Houston
  Houston TX State
2020 Estimated Population 2,313,238 28,635,442
Median Age 33.3 34.8
Occupied 375,219 6,168,808
Owned 1,047,647 18,178,730
Rented 1,198,411 9,503,387
Average Household Size 2.61 2.83
Rental Vacancies 50,264 319,748
Homeowner Vacancies 7,280 87,068
Median Home Value $186,800 $187,200
Median Monthly Rental Cost $1,086 $1,082
Median Household Income $30,438 $31,462
Individuals below poverty level 180,601 1,980,615
Educational Attainment: High school graduate 335,277 4,559,034
Educational Attainment: Some College 354,037 5,343,905
Educational Attainment: Bachelor degree or higher 314,047 3,671,085
Commute 947,696 11,792,113
Commute by car, truck or other vehicle - Drive Alone 837,555 10,471,139
Commute by car, truck or other vehicle - Carpool 110,141 1,320,974
Use Public Transportation 40,447 166,825
Work from Home 68,001 936,065
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