My initial term was fine overall. I did not use the office much even then, but as the term was…read moreending I chose to stay, assuming I could terminate later if my situation changed. That turned out not to be the case. This is not a traditional lease but a license agreement that automatically renews for another 12 months if notice is not given at the end of the initial term. There is no new lease to sign and no early termination or buyout option, so you remain financially responsible for the full renewal period. I barely used the office before, have not used it at all since October 2025, and after relocating over an hour away it is now completely unreasonable for me to travel back just to use the space. They said they could rent the space to someone else if someone is interested, but based on how their agreement is structured and how strongly it ensures you stay financially obligated it honestly makes little sense to expect that. They have multiple vacant offices they can rent out while continuing to charge you, so realistically they want you to stay financially responsible even while presenting it as if they are helping. If you stay beyond the initial term, make sure nothing in your situation might change because you could easily end up paying for a space you no longer use.

Strive Preston Grove is an exceptional workspace. Donna, who manages the it, is truly outstanding…read more Her dedication, responsiveness, and genuine support make her feel like an extension of our own team. We've had a great experience here and highly recommend Strive Preston Grove to any business looking for a professional, welcoming, and well-managed workspace.

I toured several coworking spaces when I first moved here, and CityCentral stood out more than any…read moreof the others. Pricing is reasonable, facilities are great, the other tenants are great to talk with and it doesn't have the pretentiousness of some of the other coworking spaces. Also free coffee and beer! What's not to like?

After nearly 14 years at our old location, it was great to move in to the new office space at 500 N…read moreCentral Expwy. The location is great, the staff is great, and the other tenants are great...if you are looking for a place to build your business, come check it out!!

We have had exec offices for over 15 yrs. All in Plano and…read moreFrisco, 4 different large, professional properties. By far this is truly the best Would advise no looking elsewhere

I have had the most amazing experience at Regus over the last year. I am an entrepreneur, and…read moreneeded a space to start my business but did not have a ton of capital for an office. Regus has fit my needs ideally. Christina at the front desk is a dream! She always has the most cheerful disposition and is very eager to help you with whatever that you need. Regus very lucky to have Christina! I would give six stars if I could, and would refer Regus to anyone who needs office space without the commitment of a long term lease.

After joining another real estate brokerage I was informed that said brokerage has a partnership…read morewith Regus(google EXP Realty & Regus,The agreement is actually on EXP Realty's website). The agreement states that I as an EXP agent could utilize the common areas of any Regus shared office space for free to meet clients due to EXP's partnership with Regus. I visited the Regus location on 2911 Turtle Creek Blvd Suite 300, Dallas, TX 75219 and was met by the manager who showed me around. I explained that I was with EXP Realty and the manager claimed that he knew all about the EXP Realty's relationship with Regus. The manager informed me that I would still be billed 109.00 per month. I asked why would I be charged 109.00 and he basically stated that its a discounted rate for EXP Realty agents(I found out months later that this information was false). Needless to say I signed up and a few months later during an open discussion with other agents I found out that Regus should not be charging me anything for a virtual office. Apparently agents across the country are being charged by Regus unnecessarily. I left EXP Realty after a few months of being with there brokerage. I reached out to Regus Help Desk and found out I have 2 Regus account numbers(Really?). One of the forms I filled out during my onboarding with EXP Realty was a document providing me with my Regus account number. Which explains why I had two account numbers. I received a call from there collections department Nationwide Recovery Systems (Jessie 972-798-1000 ext 2204) stating that they were filing a lawsuit against me as the owner of EXP Realty. I explained I wasn't the owner of EXP Realty. Jenny stated that her documents stated that I am. I explained that I was an agent of EXP and have no authority to sign for EXP Realty and then it all came together, The manager of Regus could not add me to Regus since I was already a member,so I was put it as the owner(Wow). Jenny of National Recovery Systems could not understand what EXP Realty was as a company and made a threat of legal action. Jessie kept trying to tell me that I was the owner and was responsible. I asked her to google EXP Realty website and she will not only find out who the true owner was but also be able to view the agreement with EXP Realty and Regus. Jessie response was "anyone can put anything on Google". I invited to send all documentation to her including what I signed with EXP Realty and Regus and she refused. I'm now waiting on the 30 day letter from National Recovery Systems. Our entire conversation was recorded through an app on my phone and can be used in my case. I post this as a warning to anyone thinking of utilizing Regus as a virtual office to save yourself a headache and look elsewhere.

Terrible. I office in Central Texas (1.5 hours south of this office) but needed an office in DFW to…read moremeet clients. I opened an account with them on Wednesday for a monthly membership. I visited on Thursday (drove 3 hours round trip) to meet and get everything set up as I planned to use the office on Saturday to meet several clients. Friday morning I got an email saying my digital access (key to get in the door) had been deleted. I called to check on things and to see why this happened. I was told that they were "resetting the system and everything would be fine". The manager Kaitlyn told me things would be back up by noon and that she would personally check on my account. I could not leave my important Saturday morning meetings to chance, so I again, drove 1.5 hours north to make sure my digital access key worked. I arrived before 5pm and waited until closing and checked to make sure it was working and at that time it was, with 2 employees assistance. On my way back, I received an email at 5:57 saying "Please be advised that your access to NuvoDesk Coworking has been revoked. Should you require further information, please contact an administrator on your site or contact SALTO Support. Best Regards Salto KS" The Support link goes nowhere to anyone that can provide any help and Nuvodesk has ZERO after hours support. I have paid $125 and cannot get into the office I paid to use to meet clients I have meetings scheduled with ALL DAY TOMORROW! 0/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND

This is the perfect co-working space, especially for individuals wanting low overhead costs. The…read morevirtual mail service is so convenient. And the staff is ALWAYS friendly and helpful.

I LOVE it here! I have had a dedicated desk for a year and have nothing but great things to say…read moreabout the place. I have grown my business considerably through the networking sessions and events they offer, as well as in connecting with other members who work here. It is run very well (no WeWork-style fiasco here!), and I have developed strong relationships with people I have met. I would recommend it to any woman or young professional looking to join a coworking space in Dallas!

The Slate is amazing. I love the Friends of the Slate programs- so well done. The space is…read moregorgeous, and the Slater sisters are the best! Definitely recommend.

I needed a place for a two hour video conference call near my next meeting and Lucid in Uptown…read moreDallas was ideal. I had never used them before and the person I spoke to was fabulous on the phone - very friendly and helpful and quickly followed up via email as promised. When I arrived a few days later the receptionist was similarly gracious and friendly and the common spaces and individual office were both well appointed and fit my needs perfectly. Finally, the pricing was great and I did not need to create a membership, etc. I will definitely use them again.

Horrible experience! Don't use them for Houston office space. Bad bookkeeping. Bad attitudes. Poor…read morecustomer service practices! They do not take responsibility for anything, including returning deposits as written in the Lease Agreement. The reps (Shannon and Kylan) refuse to let tenants talk directly with the CEO when there's an issue. The top management may very well be aware of the problem and do nothing about. It trickles down from there. Most recent issue is getting back our initial deposit. Lease Agreement states it will be returned within 60 days of the end of the lease term. That has not happened. Have inquired several times and get excuses that accounting is backed up. Then a real smart middle manager (Kylan) tried to re-state the Agreement in non-sensible language and absolutely stupid terms that do not exist anywhere. She should be fired immediately for that BS. May take a lawsuit to resolve this issue. Lucid Private Offices have been dishonest and unethical in our experience.

I've lived and worked in this building for the past 4-5 years and, up until recently, had a very…read morepositive experience. The onsite security and valet staff have always been respectful, helpful, and professional. Unfortunately, my final experience was disappointing and unacceptable. During my office move-out, property within the building was damaged while movers were relocating furniture. Instead of addressing the issue responsibly, Jason Laurence (Republic Center) responded with sarcasm, dismissive remarks, and no willingness to take accountability or help resolve the situation. After reaching out to Christen Piazza (Republic Center) for assistance, I was met with further unprofessionalism. She was notably rude and made it clear that the building would not be taking any financial responsibility for the damage. To complicate matters, the building is now claiming that the move was not properly scheduled, even though the management company (Regus) has confirmed that it was. At this point, I've been left with no choice but to escalate the issue and file a claim in small claims court, where a judge will ultimately decide responsibility. It's incredibly disappointing to have this be the closing chapter of my time in the building. Years of respectful tenancy were met with avoidable conflict, a lack of accountability, and unprofessional behavior from certain members of management. Professionalism should never be selective, especially when a tenant is simply seeking a fair resolution. All and all Regus was great but the building it's within is not.

I have been here twice. Once for a baby shower and the second time was to visit a friend. The…read morefirst thing you notice as you go in the building is that the security is top notch. There is no way a burglar is getting in here. The building is very modern with elegant touches. It looks like an awesome place to live.