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Interurban: A City-Inspired Office Campus Is Coming to West Plano, Texas
Interurban is bringing a new kind of Class A office experience to West Plano—combining the architecture, energy, and walkability of a city office with the accessibility and convenience of the suburbs. Featuring standalone fee-simple office buildings, smaller Commercial Villa ownership opportunities, extensive customization, an on-site café, and a location within the 36-acre Mustang Square mixed-use district, Interurban is designed for businesses that want more than another traditional office lease. Owners can create a headquarters, occupy part and lease the rest, or explore investment opportunities—all while owning the real estate beneath their business.
There are a lot of things people love about working in the city.
The architecture. The walkability. The restaurants and coffee shops downstairs. The energy of being somewhere that actually feels interesting.
But there are also the parts people don't love: long commutes, crowded parking garages, high-density buildings, elevators, traffic, and spending a significant part of your day getting to and from the office.
Move into the suburbs, and you solve many of those problems.
You get closer to home. You get more space. Your commute gets shorter. You have the opportunity to live, work, and play within the same community.
But historically, you give something up.
The office itself.
Too often, suburban office space has meant choosing function over character.
We're building Interurban to change that.
A New Class A Alternative in West Plano
Interurban is a new city-inspired office campus coming to West Plano, Texas, designed around a simple idea:
Bring the best parts of a city office experience to the suburbs—and leave behind the parts nobody misses.
Instead of a traditional high-rise, Interurban will feature a limited collection of standalone Class A office buildings within a thoughtfully designed campus.
No massive office tower.
No fighting your way through a parking garage every morning.
No disappearing into another suite on the 12th floor of a building that looks exactly like every other office.
Interurban is being designed to give businesses something much more personal: an office they can actually make their own.
Own Your Office—and the Land Beneath It
Interurban will include 13 standalone buildings, with ownership opportunities ranging from approximately 3,500 to 3,840 square feet.
These aren't office condos in the traditional sense.
Owners purchase their property fee simple, meaning they own both their building and the land beneath it.
For businesses searching for office space for sale in Plano rather than another traditional lease, that distinction matters.
And ownership is only part of the story.
Interurban buyers will have extensive customization opportunities, including the ability to influence their building's front elevation, interior layout, design, and available structural upgrades.
The goal isn't to create 13 copies of the same office.
It's to create a campus of buildings that belong together architecturally while still giving individual owners the ability to create something distinctly theirs.
Introducing the Commercial Villa
Not every business needs 3,500+ square feet.
But that shouldn't mean they have to give up the opportunity to own.
Interurban will introduce a concept we're calling the Commercial Villa, creating ownership opportunities for businesses needing approximately 1,750 to 1,920 square feet.
It gives smaller businesses, entrepreneurs, professional firms, and investors access to the same location and overall Interurban experience without requiring a full standalone building.
For companies currently evaluating traditional office space for lease in Plano, Frisco, Allen, or McKinney, the Commercial Villa creates another option: stop thinking only about where you can rent and start considering what you could own.
The Suburbs—Without the Suburban Office Experience
The buildings are only one part of what makes Interurban different.
Location was critical from the beginning.
Interurban will feature an on-site café and will sit within Mustang Square, a 36-acre mixed-use district planned around retail, health and wellness, hospitality, and other complementary uses.
The idea is to create the walkability people associate with urban offices without requiring them to commute into a dense urban core to experience it.
Grab coffee without getting back in the car.
Walk to lunch.
Meet someone nearby.
Move between work, wellness, hospitality, and retail within the surrounding district.
And then go home without spending another hour fighting your way out of the city.
That's the balance we're after.
In the Middle of Where North Texas Is Going
Interurban's West Plano location also puts the project within reach of some of the most important residential, business, retail, and entertainment destinations in North Texas.
For business owners and companies searching across Plano, Frisco, Allen, and McKinney, location isn't simply about putting a pin on a map.
It's about where your employees live.
Where your clients are.
Where you spend your time.
And how much of your life you're willing to sacrifice commuting between all of them.
We believe the future of office space in North Texas is increasingly going to be driven by that calculation.
People still want great offices.
They just don't necessarily want to travel downtown to get them.
Own It. Use It. Or Create an Investment.
Interurban also gives owners flexibility in how they think about their real estate.
For some, the building will simply become their company's home.
Others may choose to configure their property so they occupy one portion and lease another.
An owner could also potentially operate their building as an investment property, offering space to other tenants under structures ranging from traditional leases to shorter-term arrangements or flexible coworking-style models, subject to applicable agreements and requirements.
That flexibility is important because the way businesses use offices has changed.
Not every tenant wants a traditional long-term commercial lease.
Some need six months.
Some need a year.
Some need a professional office several days a week.
And some businesses are simply tired of spending significant amounts of money leasing an office without building ownership in the underlying real estate.
Interurban creates room for a different model.
A Different Answer to the Office Question
We're not trying to recreate a downtown office building in Plano.
We're taking the things that make urban offices desirable—the architecture, energy, walkability, hospitality, and sense of place—and combining them with what makes suburban life attractive in the first place.
Space. Accessibility. Ownership. Proximity to home. And control.
For years, businesses looking for Class A office space have largely been asked to choose between the two.
We don't think they should have to anymore.
Interurban is our answer.
A city-inspired office campus built for the way North Texas businesses actually want to work, own, invest, and live.
Learn more about Interurban, available office buildings, Commercial Villas, and ownership opportunities at www.InterurbanTX.com.