Texas Office Rental & Leasing

Offices.net offers fully furnished executive suites, professionally equipped office space and cost effective corporate real estate in Texas. The office space for rent includes a wide range of essential services, making setting up a business in Texas faster and easier than ever.

Addison

Allen

Arlington

Austin

Bee Cave

Bellaire

Bryan

Carrollton

Clear Lake

Dallas

Downtown Houston

El Paso

Energy Corridor

Farmers Branch

Fort Worth

Frisco

Garland

Grapevine

Houston

Irving

Katy

Laredo

Las Colinas

League City

Lewisville

Marble Falls

McKinney

Mission

Pearland

Plano

Richardson

Round Rock

San Antonio

Southlake

Spring

Sugar Land

Texarkana

The Hills

The Woodlands


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Top Picks from Texas Office Space

4004 Belt Line Rd available for companies in Addison
4004 Belt Line Rd
Addison Office Space

This prestigious and impressive two-story office park, with convenient, free surface parking, offers space from 541 sq. ft. to 6,353 sq. ft. which is available with flexible lease terms. This center... Read More >>

825 Watters Creek Blvd available for companies in Allen
825 Watters Creek Blvd
Allen Office Space

This center is based in a 1.15 million sq ft, LEED certified, mixed-use development. The centre offers a range of amenities to help your business run... Read More >>

Arlington Highlands available for companies in Arlington
Arlington Highlands
Arlington Office Space

This Center is accessed through a three-story glass-fronted atrium connecting the two wings of the building, filling the reception area with light and making an instant good first impression. The... Read More >>



Texas for Business: Why Companies Rent Offices in Texas

With a population of more than 28 million people, Texas is the second most populous U.S. state (2018 data). The expansive state has a diverse landscape, from deserts and prairies to grasslands and forests to swamps and sandy coastlines. Texas' nickname, the 'Lone Star State', harkens back to its struggles for independence from Mexico and its short-lived status as an independent republic in the 1830s. Long associated with cattle and cowboys, the state's economy transformed in the early twentieth century when oil was discovered. Besides energy and petrochemical industries, the state also has a strong high technology sector and is home to more than 50 Fortune 500 companies and 91 Fortune 1000 companies. Other leading industries include agriculture, aerospace, biomedical sciences, computers and electronics. Named named best state for future job growth and economic climate by Forbes Magazine, Texas has some of the lowest taxes in the country. It also offers businesses an excellent quality of life and skilled labour in communities across the state. This, combined with its large and diverse population and excellent natural resources, makes Texas an attractive place for any business to set up new offices.