Available units in Katy range from 5 m² to 520 m², and the median lot measures 190 m². That median is the practical benchmark for the local tenant profile — energy services firms, medical practices and professional offices serving the western suburbs of the Houston metro, most of which need room for fifteen to twenty-five desks plus a meeting room rather than a full floor plate.
The Katy listing draws on 1 building, LaCenterra on Commercial Center Boulevard, holding 10 lots. Sitting inside a mixed-use centre means restaurants, banking and retail are on the doorstep rather than a drive away, which in a car-dependent suburb is a real recruiting argument: staff can run errands at lunch without leaving the site.
Search strategy in Katy has to account for depth: with 10 lots at a single address, there is no fallback property if the right size is gone, so timing matters more than negotiation. Register interest before the lease expiry date rather than after, confirm which of the 10 units are actually vacant, and check whether the 190 m² median unit can be subdivided if a smaller footprint is what the business needs.