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Frequently asked questions
Asking rents in our Dallas listings run from $1.16 to $6.97 per square foot a month, with a median of $2.86. Units range from 43 ft² — a single furnished room — to 17,793 ft² for a full floor at The Crescent. The rate depends on the building grade, the floor and how much service is included.
Across the 529 priced offices in our Dallas catalogue the median is $2,390 a month. 116 units (22%) are under $1,000, 281 (53%) under $2,500 and 437 (83%) under $5,000; only 36 offices ask $10,000 or more. The cheapest listing is $130 a month for 43 ft², the most expensive $61,988 for the 17,793 ft² floor at The Crescent.
North Dallas is both deeper and slightly cheaper per square foot: 183 offices in 21 buildings at a median $2.75 per ft² a month, against 91 offices in 9 buildings Downtown at $2.90. Median asking rent is $2,365 in North Dallas and $2,300 Downtown, because Downtown units are a little smaller — a median 689 ft² against 700 ft². The lowest rate in the catalogue, $1.16 per ft², is in North Dallas.
43 ft² at $130 a month, listed at three buildings: 17304 Preston Road, 5050 Quorum Drive in Addison and River Bend on River Bend Drive. In total 89 offices are under 250 ft² and 193 (36%) under 500 ft², and 55 of the 61 buildings have at least one unit under 500 ft².
Private offices in conventional buildings, fully serviced suites, coworking desks, meeting rooms, business addresses and virtual offices. Serviced and coworking space is let on flexible monthly terms; a conventional lease is usually signed for a year or more.
Serviced offices and coworking desks are furnished, wired and ready to use — usually within a few business days. A conventionally leased floor needs a fit-out, which typically takes weeks to a few months depending on the scope of work.
For serviced offices and coworking, many operators work with foreign entities. For a conventional lease landlords normally expect a US entity, a local guarantor or a larger deposit. Setting up an LLC or a corporation is straightforward and does not block the search.
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