430 E Nasa Pky

Description:

Ultra-Modern Executive Office Building | Prime NASA Parkway Frontage

A rare opportunity to own a striking ultra-modern professional office building in one of the most visible and desirable corridors of the Clear Lake/Webster market. Built in 2021, this approximately 7,185 SF executive office property blends modern architecture, premium visibility, and sophisticated professional design to create a true flagship location for business owners, investors, or owner-users seeking an elevated presence.

Strategically positioned on high-traffic NASA Parkway, this property offers exceptional curb appeal, strong signage exposure, and a polished executive environment designed to make an impression. Featuring sleek modern finishes, quality buildout, abundant natural light, and a highly functional professional layout, the building is ideal for mortgage, title, legal, insurance, medical, executive suites, financial services, technology, or other professional office users seeking a premier location.

A compelling opportunity for an owner-user to occupy approximately ±4,000 SF while benefiting from additional in-place income, creating a unique blend of operational functionality and long-term value.

Property Highlights
• Built in 2021 – modern, executive-level construction
• Approx. ±7,185 SF professional office building
• Premium frontage and visibility on NASA Parkway
• Strong signage and branding opportunity
• Ultra-modern professional interiors and quality buildout
• Approx. 20 parking spaces
• Excellent access to I-45, Clear Lake, Webster, Nassau Bay, and surrounding business districts
• Professional tenant mix in place
• Well-maintained asset with strong curb appeal and no known deferred maintenance

Surrounded by professional, medical, retail, and business services, this is more than office space — it is an opportunity to establish a high-profile business presence in one of the Bay Area’s strongest commercial corridors.




Ideal SBA owner-user opportunity — occupy your own office while offsetting occupancy costs with in-place rental income