Dallas has spent a decade absorbing corporate relocations — and unlike the coastal markets, it kept building. The result in 2026 is a tenant's playground: our listing alone carries 533 private offices across 84 business centres, from a $130-a-month furnished room to a 17,793 ft² full floor.
What space costs
Asking rents in our Dallas catalogue run from $1.16 to $14.81 per ft² a month typically around $2.86 — roughly half of what a comparable Manhattan floor commands. A typical unit rents for about $2,040 a month. Serviced formats price differently: a coworking desk runs from $385, a meeting room books from $120, and a business address with mail handling starts at $110.
Where the demand sits
Uptown — McKinney Avenue, Cole Avenue, Crescent Court — is the prestige quarter, where The Crescent alone lists 15 suites and landlords compete on amenities rather than price. Preston Center on Sherry Lane serves finance and family offices that want a low-rise «money mile» ten minutes from Highland Park. The North Dallas corridor — Noel Road at the Galleria, LBJ Freeway, Quorum Drive in Addison — is the value play: towers like 10000 North Central Expressway carry 16 available units at a time, which keeps asking rates honest. Las Colinas and the Legacy corridor in Plano anchor teams that live around DFW Airport and the northern headquarters cluster — Toyota, JPMorgan and Frito-Lay all sit within a short drive.
What it means for a tenant
Vacancy in the commodity towers keeps concessions generous: free months on longer terms, turnkey fit-outs, month-to-month serviced suites. If your team is under ten people, a serviced office in Uptown or Addison will almost always beat a conventional lease on total cost once furniture, internet and reception are counted. Compare the live Dallas listings — every unit shows its floor, exact size and asking price.