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Office Space for Lease in Westchase: A Tenant’s Guide

Westchase gives you a real business district — Beltway 8 access, an established corporate neighborhood, and Class A buildings — at rates well below Houston’s trophy towers. Here’s how to lease well here.

By Building Optimization Technologies Updated July 2026 6 min read
Exterior of the 800 Wilcrest Dr office building in Houston's Westchase area

Westchase is one of Houston’s quiet advantages: a dedicated business district on the west side, wrapped around Beltway 8 between Westheimer and Richmond, minutes from the Energy Corridor and a short drive to the Galleria. Companies that need to be near everything — without paying tower rents — keep landing here.

Why companies choose Westchase

Two owner-operated options in the district

We own and operate two Class A buildings in the Westchase area — both ZIP 77042, both quoted at $15/SF/yr Gross Modified (mid-2026 asking):

800 Wilcrest Dr — a three-story, 65,564 SF building positioned between the Energy Corridor and the Westchase District. Recent capital improvements include a renovated atrium lobby, upgraded common areas and restrooms, and new HVAC; suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows with strong natural light. Beltway 8 is about a mile and a half away, I-10 about two miles.

11111 Wilcrest Green Dr — a Class A building in a landscaped garden-office setting on Wilcrest, with the same direct-from-owner leasing and $15/SF Gross Modified pricing.

Every available suite in both buildings has a furnished 3D walkthrough and published pricing — you can shortlist spaces from your desk instead of burning afternoons on drive-bys.

Furnished 3D-tour still of Suite 210 at 800 Wilcrest Dr

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Suite 210 at 800 Wilcrest Dr

A furnished 3D-tour still of Suite 210 at 800 Wilcrest Dr — walk the space from your desk before you shortlist.

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Furnished 3D-tour still of Suite 420 at 11111 Wilcrest Green

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Suite 420 at 11111 Wilcrest Green

A furnished 3D-tour still of Suite 420 at 11111 Wilcrest Green — the same direct-from-owner walkthroughs, one street over.

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What $15 Gross Modified means here

Gross Modified bundles most operating costs — property taxes, insurance, common-area maintenance, building services — into the rate. A 1,200 SF Westchase suite at $15/SF runs about $1,500/month, with only small direct items (typically in-suite electricity and janitorial) on top. For the full breakdown of how that compares to other structures, see our lease-types guide.

Tour Westchase suites in 3D right now

See live availability, real rates, and furnished walkthroughs for both Westchase buildings.

View 800 Wilcrest View 11111 Wilcrest Green

Westchase vs. the alternatives

Choosing between submarkets? The honest comparison: Downtown/Galleria buy prestige addresses at premium rates with paid structured parking. The Energy Corridor concentrates large energy campuses along I-10 — excellent if your business orbits those anchors; we cover it in our Energy Corridor guide. Westchase sits in the middle of all of it: central west-side access, district amenities, and Class A space at value rates. For most small and mid-size firms, that trade is the win.

Frequently asked questions

How much does office space cost in Westchase?
Class A rates in the Westchase area vary by building and lease structure. Our two buildings — 800 Wilcrest Dr and 11111 Wilcrest Green Dr — quote $15 per square foot per year Gross Modified as of mid-2026, with most operating costs bundled into the rate.
Where is the Westchase District?
Westchase is on Houston’s west side, centered around Beltway 8 between Westheimer and Richmond — roughly between the Galleria area to the east and the Energy Corridor to the northwest, in ZIP codes including 77042 and 77063.
Is parking free in Westchase office buildings?
Surface parking is typically included at Westchase-area buildings — including ours — which is a real cost advantage over Downtown or Galleria towers, where structured parking is commonly charged per space per month.