Huntsville carries 7 buildings and 64 separate offices, which is a real choice by the standards of a mid-size Southern market. The median lot is 48 m² and the largest single suite runs to 520 m², so half of the Huntsville inventory sits below 48 m² — a 5 to 8 desk footprint rather than a floor plate. Only the top of the 64 lots can absorb a whole department in one move.
Asking rents in Huntsville run from $250 to $358 per m² a year against a median of $334. A $108 spread between the cheapest and dearest decile is tight, and it moves the negotiation somewhere else: two Huntsville addresses will differ far more in fit-out, parking ratio and lease length than in the quoted rate.
Budgeting at the $334 median therefore covers most of what a tenant will actually be shown in Huntsville, and a quote above $358 is worth challenging rather than accepting as market.
Old Madison Pike and Market Street Southwest account for most of the Huntsville stock, splitting the 7 buildings between the research-park corridor on the west side and the downtown grid. Teams tied to the aerospace and defense contractors around Redstone Arsenal cut their commute on the western addresses; anyone who needs courts, banks and lunch within walking distance takes the downtown share of the 64 offices.