Office space for lease in Wylie, TX, located within Collin County Texas in the DFW Metroplex with booming population growth and huge talent pool. Approximately 40,000 square-feet with the option to sub-divide into first and second floor. The building sits on 83 acres with a courtyard in the center. It features an open floor plan for cubicles, many private offices, conference rooms, large lecture rooms, two medical offices and a kitchen. Disassembled cubicles and filing cabinets can be available with lease. There is ample gated parking on-site with security guards. Wylie, Texas was recently ranked the #1 small city in the country in which to a raise a family, according to NerdWallet. Cited in the study was the city’s excellent income levels, housing, schools, amenities and proximity to larger cities. The city was also recently named the 19th safest city in Texas and with proximity to Lake Lavon, Lake Ray Hubbard and other recreational activities, it makes for a place with optimum work-life balance. The median home value is slightly above $506,000 with new builds averaging $500 to $650K. Whether you’re hunting for neighborhood parks, natural creeks or closeness to the Lake, Wylie has affordable luxury housing, in addition to many new units for lease currently under construction. Collin County also recently broke ground in the city on a campus which will serve over 7,500 students in areas such as science, engineering, I.T. and health care programs. Wylie, TX is mainly within Collin County, the 6th most populous county in Texas that grew at a rate of 37.2 percent from 2010-2020. The county boats a highly educated population, with more than 52.6 percent of those 25 and older holding Bachelor’s degrees. The median family income in also 33 percent higher than the U.S. Median. Multiple Fortune 500 companies and corporations have moved their headquarters to Collin County, including Toyota Motor Corp. U.S. Operations, Bank of America Home Loans, Texas Instruments, J.C. Penny and many more. The DFW labor market is booming, along with the massive population growth seen by the region. Between 2019 and 2021, DFW added 59,000 workers in professional and business services, a gain of 8.9%, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In contrast, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago had net declines in those workers over the same period (Dallas Morning News). Dallas-Fort Worth is leading every U.S. metro area in labor market performance, despite slowing national job gains, according to Dallas-based ThinkWhy’s new data analysis of best-performing cities through September. According to Dallas Innovates, the city also had the 6th highest tech talent pool in the United States. Furthermore, over 110 California companies relocated to Texas between Jan. 1, 2018, to June 30 2021, making it so the state is claiming California company headquarters at more than four times the rate of its nearest competitor, according to a study by Spectrum Location Solutions and Stanford University’s Hoover Institution.