Westchase District is one of Houston’s most desirable leasing markets, offering businesses accessibility, top-tier amenities, and a prime location close to where employees live.
With excellent connectivity, a range of office buildings, restaurants, and retail options, and professionally managed public spaces, the District supports employee satisfaction and business growth. Companies appreciate the area’s parks, trails, and clean, safe environment, all maintained to the highest standards. Businesses choose Westchase District for its convenience. They stay for the exceptional amenities and hands-on management that support long-term success.
AVAILABLE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
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Demographics
Westchase District has the demographics to support growing businesses with qualified employees and good customers. A well-educated and high-income workforce resides in and nearby Westchase District. Compared to the rest of the City, Westchase District has many more management, business, financial, professional and administrative jobs, making it one of the more upscale communities in the Houston area. Median income is approximately 6-percent higher than the City of Houston’s. More than a half-million people live within 5 miles of Westchase District. Together, they constitute a readily available, educated and highly skilled labor pool.
Featured Employers
Many leading-edge companies are based in Westchase District, including several from the Fortune 500: Kroger, Bank of America, Phillips 66, Target, Honeywell and National Oilwell Varco. Other businesses claim Westchase District as their corporate headquarters, including Phillips 66, BMC Software, Tailored Brands and Mattress Firm. Although many of our area’s businesses are energy-related (Chevron and Schlumberger, among others), our area is heavy in engineering and construction companies as well, including ABB, Aker Solutions, BGE, Pape-Dawson, EHRA Engineering, Harvey Cleary, Hoar Construction, Lockwood Andrews & Newnam and LJA Engineering. Our area’s diverse job basis keeps Westchase District stable during industry-specific economic downturns. View our featured employers list here.
Redevelopment
Westchase District’s 4.2-square file footprint is largely built-out, with less than 150 acres of greenfield space available. While greenfield development opportunities are limited, some of the original office product built in the 1970s may present redevelopment opportunities for the right developer with the right financing and the right product. To assist developers in identifying parcels for prospective redevelopment, Westchase District has produced a map detailing all the office buildings in Westchase District by year built and class of office product. We’d welcome the opportunity to meet with anyone seeking redevelopment opportunities in Westchase District. And we’d love to discuss how planned infrastructure improvements under Westchase District’s 380 Agreement might benefit a developer’s plans.