Located in the iconic Republic Tower, in our Downtown Republic Center you’ll be surrounded by a thriving commercial and entertainment district. Home to Exxon Mobil and JC Penney, amongst others, Dallas provides an exciting environment for any aspiring business. Inside the 35-story skyscraper, clients are sure to be impressed with the stunning views over the city. Continue this in the workspace’s state-of-the-art lounges and Meeting Rooms. And when you need to take a well-deserved break, visit the on-site coffee bar or one of the surrounding restaurants.
Book a day office in Republic Tower and get a furnished private room high above downtown Dallas for as long as the day runs. Natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea come with it, which suits interviews, deal work or a stack of confidential calls. Being steps from Dallas City Hall, Bank of America Plaza and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center means the rest of your schedule stays walkable. Arrive by DART or park on site.
Day offices are booked by the day, which fits interviews, negotiations and concentrated project work in the city centre.
A fully furnished private office with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included.
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is nearby, so a day office pairs well with conference and event schedules.
Equipped meeting rooms in the same tower can be booked when a session needs more seats and a large display.
St. Paul Station on the DART light rail is a short walk, with light rail stops along Saint Paul Street and Dallas Union Station close by.
Landmark downtown Dallas address with stunning views across the city.
St. Paul Station is a short walk, with Dallas Union Station close for regional rail.
On-site dining, barista coffee and state-of-the-art lounges for breaks between meetings.
Republic Center occupies the 35 storey Republic Tower at 325 N St. Paul Street, in the heart of the Dallas Downtown Historic District and the city's financial core. Bank of America Plaza, Dallas City Hall and Baylor Scott and White Health are all close, and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center draws conferences and trade events within easy reach. Transport is comprehensive: St. Paul Station on the DART light rail is a short walk, light rail stops run along Saint Paul Street at Ross, Woodall Rodgers and McKinney, Dallas Union Station handles commuter and regional services, and downtown parking including Lot 95 covers drivers. Culture sits on the doorstep too, with the Dallas Museum of Art, the Majestic Theatre and The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, while Main Street Garden Park offers green space for a break between meetings.