Work Like A Rock Star At This Crazy-Cool New Office

Rockstar, 5700 NW Central Drive
Photo credit: Courtesy of NAI Partners

At Rockstar, 5700 Northwest Central Drive, there's more than meets the eye. Step inside the unassuming building and you'll be immediately struck by an interior that is one-of-a-kind. Though the office looks like it belongs in NYC or LA, the building is in Houston's 290 Corridor.

It’s been 100% renovated to appeal to the young, hip professional.

Rockstar, 5700 NW Central Drive
Photo credit: Courtesy of NAI Partners

The building has multiple conference rooms, a coffee/cookie bar, a fully gated perimeter, all interior and exterior common area renovations, music throughout, 24/7 air conditioning, no escalations (flat-rate lease terms) and structured parking with gate controls.

Rockstar, 5700 NW Central Drive
Photo credit: Rockstar, 5700 NW Central Drive

It also has a fully fitted photo/design studio for tenant use as well as high-definition cameras, LED lights throughout, a garage and a big mural cow. What more could you want?

Rockstar, 5700 NW Central Drive
Photo credit: Courtesy of NAI Partners

As the old saying goes, don't judge a book by its cover.

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