908 Live Oak St Houston, TX 77003
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This exceptional executive office space, located at 908 Live Oak St, Building 7 in Houston, Texas, presents a significant opportunity. The property, situated in Harris County, zip code 77003, offers a total of 72,376 square feet within a single-tenant building. Currently, 21,053 square feet of this prime space is available for lease. The building is classified as both retail and office, specifically catering to executive office needs. Its location in Houston's dynamic East Downtown area places it at the gateway to a revitalized urban destination, a project lauded by the city and eagerly anticipated by local businesses and residents. This strategic location offers unparalleled access to the city's vibrant entertainment district, benefiting from the area's rich culture and convenient railway access. The property's substantial size and prime location make it ideal for a variety of businesses seeking a prominent presence in a rapidly evolving and highly sought-after area of Houston. The single-tenant occupancy provides a unique opportunity for a company to establish a significant footprint in this thriving market. This is a chance to be part of a transformative project that is reshaping the landscape of Houston's East Downtown. The available space offers flexibility for customization to meet specific business needs.
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