Boost productivity with a professional workspace in desirable Dallas. Located in the historic Knox Park area of Dallas, enjoy the panoramic views that Highland Park Place offers from its gleaming high-rise building. Network with like-minded entrepreneurs in an area saturated with professional and business services, including finance companies. Utilize our Meeting Rooms, ideal for workshopping, before unwinding in a nearby coffee shop or restaurant, just two blocks away on Central Expressway.
Put your team on the sixth floor of a gleaming high-rise in the historic Knox Park area, with panoramic views over Dallas. Offices arrive fully furnished with high-speed WiFi, utilities included, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access. The surrounding Knox-Henderson corridor is packed with professional and business services, including finance companies, which makes the neighbours useful as well as pleasant. Share your headcount and the term you have in mind, tour the suite, and settle the details directly with the operator.
Send an inquiry with your team size and term, review the operator quote, tour the suite and sign directly with them.
Fully furnished space, high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access.
A gleaming high-rise at 4514 Cole Avenue, Suite 600, with panoramic views across Dallas from the upper floors.
Private office terms include 24/7 building access, with the reception team on site Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17:00.
Mockingbird Station on the DART light rail serves the north Dallas corridor, and bus stops on Cole Avenue are within a short walk.
Highland Park Place is a gleaming high-rise in the historic Knox Park area with panoramic Dallas views.
Mockingbird Station DART hub nearby, plus the McKinney Avenue Trolley between Uptown and downtown Dallas.
The Katy Trail Linear Park runs through Knox-Henderson for a walk or ride between meetings.
Highland Park Place stands in the heart of the Knox-Henderson district, a commercial corridor mixing offices, retail and hospitality a short distance from Uptown Dallas. The neighbourhood is thick with professional and business services, including finance companies, and the Dallas Public Library Oak Lawn Branch is nearby for research and quiet study. Coffee shops and restaurants sit two blocks away on Central Expressway. Commuting works from most directions: Mockingbird Station is a major DART light-rail hub serving the north Dallas corridor, the McKinney Avenue Trolley links Uptown with downtown, bus stops at Cole and Fitzhugh and Cole and Elizabeth are roughly 650 to 900 metres on foot, and public parking starts about 158 metres from the entrance. For a break, the Katy Trail Linear Park runs through Knox-Henderson and Uptown, Turtle Creek offers a landscaped promenade, and Reverchon Park adds sports fields and recreation.