Industrial Space Overview
Nestled in the booming Collin County of Texas, within the expansive DFW Metroplex, is an extraordinary office space for lease located in the thriving city of Wylie, TX. This coveted property offers approximately 40,000 square feet of customizable space, with the flexibility to subdivide into separate first and second floor areas.
Set majestically on a sprawling 83-acre campus, the building's unique architecture features a courtyard at its heart, creating a serene and inviting ambiance. Inside, its versatile open floor plan accommodates an array of configurations, including cubicles, private offices, conference rooms, and expansive lecture halls. Two well-equipped medical offices and a fully functional kitchen further enhance the building's functionality.
Disassembled cubicles and filing cabinets can be included with the lease, providing convenience and cost savings for tenants. Ample gated parking on-site, coupled with the presence of security guards, ensures the safety and security of occupants and their assets.
Wylie, TX, has garnered widespread recognition as the #1 small city in the nation for raising a family, according to NerdWallet. Its excellent income levels, desirable housing options, reputable schools, and abundant amenities, coupled with its proximity to larger urban centers, make it an ideal place to live and work.
The city's recent ranking as the 19th safest city in Texas, along with its proximity to Lake Lavon, Lake Ray Hubbard, and other recreational hotspots, fosters a harmonious work-life balance. With a median home value exceeding $506,000 and new builds averaging between $500,000 and $650,000, Wylie offers a range of luxurious and affordable housing options.
Collin County, where Wylie resides, is renowned for its exponential growth, with a 37.2% population surge from 2010 to 2020. Its highly educated populace, with over 52.6% of individuals aged 25 and above holding Bachelor's degrees, provides a highly skilled workforce. The county's median family income surpasses the U.S. median by an impressive 33%.
Multiple Fortune 500 companies and prominent corporations have established their headquarters in Collin County, including Toyota Motor Corp. U.S. Operations, Bank of America Home Loans, Texas Instruments, J.C. Penny, and numerous others.
The DFW labor market is experiencing remarkable growth, mirrored by the region's substantial population increase. From 2019 to 2021, the area gained 59,000 workers in professional and business services, reflecting an 8.9% growth rate. This contrasts with the decline witnessed in similar sectors in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago during the same period.
Dallas-Fort Worth has emerged as the leader in labor market performance among U.S. metro areas, despite a slowdown in national job gains. ThinkWhy, a Dallas-based research firm, recently highlighted the region's resilience in its analysis of cities with the strongest job markets through September.
Dallas was also recognized for having the 6th highest tech talent pool in the United States by Dallas Innovates. Additionally, over 110 California companies relocated to Texas between 2018 and 2021, indicating the state's growing attractiveness as a business hub.
Set majestically on a sprawling 83-acre campus, the building's unique architecture features a courtyard at its heart, creating a serene and inviting ambiance. Inside, its versatile open floor plan accommodates an array of configurations, including cubicles, private offices, conference rooms, and expansive lecture halls. Two well-equipped medical offices and a fully functional kitchen further enhance the building's functionality.
Disassembled cubicles and filing cabinets can be included with the lease, providing convenience and cost savings for tenants. Ample gated parking on-site, coupled with the presence of security guards, ensures the safety and security of occupants and their assets.
Wylie, TX, has garnered widespread recognition as the #1 small city in the nation for raising a family, according to NerdWallet. Its excellent income levels, desirable housing options, reputable schools, and abundant amenities, coupled with its proximity to larger urban centers, make it an ideal place to live and work.
The city's recent ranking as the 19th safest city in Texas, along with its proximity to Lake Lavon, Lake Ray Hubbard, and other recreational hotspots, fosters a harmonious work-life balance. With a median home value exceeding $506,000 and new builds averaging between $500,000 and $650,000, Wylie offers a range of luxurious and affordable housing options.
Collin County, where Wylie resides, is renowned for its exponential growth, with a 37.2% population surge from 2010 to 2020. Its highly educated populace, with over 52.6% of individuals aged 25 and above holding Bachelor's degrees, provides a highly skilled workforce. The county's median family income surpasses the U.S. median by an impressive 33%.
Multiple Fortune 500 companies and prominent corporations have established their headquarters in Collin County, including Toyota Motor Corp. U.S. Operations, Bank of America Home Loans, Texas Instruments, J.C. Penny, and numerous others.
The DFW labor market is experiencing remarkable growth, mirrored by the region's substantial population increase. From 2019 to 2021, the area gained 59,000 workers in professional and business services, reflecting an 8.9% growth rate. This contrasts with the decline witnessed in similar sectors in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago during the same period.
Dallas-Fort Worth has emerged as the leader in labor market performance among U.S. metro areas, despite a slowdown in national job gains. ThinkWhy, a Dallas-based research firm, recently highlighted the region's resilience in its analysis of cities with the strongest job markets through September.
Dallas was also recognized for having the 6th highest tech talent pool in the United States by Dallas Innovates. Additionally, over 110 California companies relocated to Texas between 2018 and 2021, indicating the state's growing attractiveness as a business hub.
