- For Lease $24.50/SF/YR
- Property Type Office - General Office
- Property Size 182,062 SF
- Lot Size 0.96 Acre
- Building Class A
- Year Built 1984
- Year Renovated 2019
- Date Updated Aug 12, 2026
Description
Office suites are available within the One Community Centre Building, located at the intersection of Illinois Avenue and Marienfeld Street. This prime location sits just north of the Fasken Center and Wells Fargo, and to the east of the ConocoPhillips campus. The building is conveniently within walking distance of the Petroleum Club, Centennial Park, the Bush Convention Center, and a variety of downtown restaurants and retail shops.This elegant black glass and granite office building is located in the heart of Midland's Central Business District, making it a standout landmark in the downtown skyline. The 13-story, Class A, multi-tenant office tower boasts 182,062 square feet of prime office space and includes an 8-story parking garage situated on a 0.96-acre lot. Originally built in 1984, the building underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2019, enhancing both its mechanical systems and aesthetic design. With its modern upgrades, it now offers a sophisticated and efficient environment for tenants. A staple in Midland’s business community, this iconic tower is not just a building, but a symbol of the city’s growth and development.
Highlights
- Functional Floor Plates for Small or Medium Sized Tenants
- Onsite Parking Garage
- Professionally Managed by Transwestern
- Recent Building Updates to Common Areas, HVAC, Roof & Elevators
- Sprinklered
True
1 Space Available
Suite 100
Space Type
Office
Lease Rate
$24.50/SF/YR
Total Space
14,424 SF
Divisible Space
3,500 - 14,424 SF
Available Date
Immediate
Lease Type
Modified Gross
Renewal Option
Yes
Sublease
No
Contacts
John Elphick
Moriah Brokerage Services
Location
Located at 500 W Illinois Ave, Midland, TX 79701, this property is part of the Homestead-Original Town neighborhood and Midland Odessa market.
Contact Listing Broker
John Elphick
Moriah Brokerage Services