Not to be confused with the Catty University Center, which is where my feline friends learn to…read moresteal food from humans and other useful life lessons. This is a brand new University and a brand new shopping centre that will be fully open in a few years, and is currently only partly finished, with office spaces and work spaces and whatnot on the way, as well as classes, teachers, you name it. Kegs? It's definitely a major asset to the area and looks shiny and new, and we're all happy to have it here that's for sure. Katy is developing so very fast and this is an example of that.

From the owner: UKaty is the ultimate social center in Katy, TX. Here you will find dozens of retail stores,…read morerestaurants, and activities. Spend time with your family, friends, or colleagues.

Mainly posting this to add some color to the coworking aspect - the office space offerings look…read moresolid and that's the reason for four stars. However, this comes up for coworking space searches in katy, and that's not going to be the right fit here. We tried to go cowork here today, and the day pass rate is $35 per person - steep for Houston for sure. Before agreeing to pay, we asked to see the coworking space, which turned out to be a singular table with four chairs around it. Definitely large enough for four people to cowork, but that's all. Amenities include free drip coffee and a kitchen, but overall not enough to justify the price tag in my opinion. Office space and dedicated desks look like fabulous offerings and we'll consider that in the future if our needs change, but I wouldn't recommend for coworking.

A very nice work place. People from Escalate are always willing to help you and hear your concerns…read more They try to keep everything nice and clean and the people they let rent their workspace are well behaved and considerate. However, a few things they are lacking are keeping the kitchen up to date with basic things every tenet needs. Water filters wasn't working for the longest time and water fountain is still broken. Parking garage signs are fallen or not up and when someone parks where they are "not suppose to" but don't know it since there weren't any signs they get in trouble without being their fault. Fire alarm goes off sometimes at random as well as lights. There has been some instances where internet is slow as well. Might need to pay a little more attention on certain areas but in overall not a bad place !!

Now that I'm out of here, I think people should know…read more. Cons: It's hard to get a place of business wrong when all you're doing is providing office space to various different companies. But so many things about this place scream "cheap": -The way that the Internet cuts in and out frequently (SO many companies here rely on Wi-Fi to work) -The way some offices are as cold as ice while others near the back wall are sweltering hot in the summer months -The way that the Keurig was out for weeks before being replaced by a cheap coffeepot in the kitchen -The midday hours of the lobby staff, leaving the front desk unattended during lunch and leaving promptly by the early evening. It's hard not to hear the exclamations of frustrated people coming and finding no one to help them. For the amount that rent costs per office, you'd think you could maybe spring for an additional staff member to trade off on early/late shifts. -The negligence of the cleaning staff ... it goes on and on. -Oh, and has anyone ever mentioned how THIN the walls are? There are psychologists who work here and the ease through which people sharing their walls HAS to violate some kind of doctor-patient confidentiality agreement. Don't need to hear the disturbing woes of people when I'M not getting paid 100+/hr for it. Nor do I need to hear the loud phone conversations in neighboring offices. Pros: The lobby chairs are another example of CHEAP, but the co-working area in the center of the building along with the conference rooms have pretty decent furniture.