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- 14ft High Bay Doors
- AC/Heat in Office + Warehouse
- Semi Truck Access
Shop and office units serving McKinney, about 25 minutes south of McKinney on US-75. 1,950 square feet, a 14 ft bay door, heat and air, semi access, and rent from $2,850 a month.
One number, no add-ons. Water, common-area maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You cover electric and internet, and fiber runs about $49 a month from Frontier.
22 miles from McKinney. No surface street maze, no congested interchange.
Finished private office, full bath with a shower, heat and air, and a high bay shop behind it.
Water, maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You add electric and internet. Nothing else gets stacked on.
Available near McKinney
2 of 4 are open. Same building, about 25 minutes from McKinney.
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The most work, the highest rents, and what that costs you
McKinney is about 25 minutes south of Triple C on US-75 and anchors the largest pool of light-industrial and service demand in the corridor. Flex and small-bay vacancy across Collin County is among the tightest in DFW, so operators priced out of, or shut out of, McKinney space increasingly look just up the highway.
For a contractor or distributor working McKinney and southern Collin County, Triple C offers a newer office-warehouse with all-in rent (no triple-net surprises) for less friction than comparable McKinney space, while staying a single straight US-75 drive from the work. Trade the congestion for a clean highway run.
It is 22 miles of divided highway, straight south on US-75 with no surface-street routing until you exit in McKinney. The trade-off is honest: this is a longer drive than Anna or Melissa. What you get for those extra minutes is a meaningfully lower monthly cost and a building with a 14-foot door and climate control. Two things that are both scarce and expensive inside McKinney.
McKinney is the Collin County seat and has spent years on national fastest-growing-city lists. It has the historic downtown square, McKinney National Airport, and by far the deepest concentration of commercial, institutional, and service work in the corridor. If you want volume of opportunity, this is where it is.
It is also the expensive end. McKinney has become one of the most competitive industrial submarkets in the metro, with rates among the highest in DFW. Market reference points have put McKinney industrial near $11.45 per square foot, before the taxes, insurance, and CAM a triple-net quote adds on top. Combine that with genuinely tight small-bay vacancy and the situation many operators describe is not that McKinney space is unaffordable so much as unavailable at any price they would accept.
That pressure is what pushes demand north up US-75, and it is the reason this page exists. The calculation is straightforward: if your business is mobile, crews, trucks, deliveries, then paying McKinney rates for a building your customers never visit is buying an address rather than a capability. Basing 22 miles north on all-in rent and driving the highway converts that premium into either margin or a bigger space.
Who leases from McKinney
Finished office up front, high bay shop behind it. That layout suits a particular kind of business, and these are the ones it fits best around McKinney.
The deepest work pool in the corridor, without paying McKinney rent to sit next to it.
Grade-level 14′ door loading and straight US-75 access into the metro.
If customers never visit the shop, the address premium buys nothing.
Small-bay vacancy in Collin County is among the tightest in DFW.
A 14′ door and climate-controlled shop rather than a retail bay with a storefront.
Positioned ahead of the development moving up the corridor.
If you need a McKinney address because customers come to you, lease in McKinney. That is the right answer and we will say so. If your business is mobile, you are paying a significant premium for an address that generates nothing, in a market where small-bay space with a 14-foot door is hard to find at all.
It varies with what is available, but the structural gap is real: McKinney industrial rates have run near the top of the DFW market, and triple-net quotes there add taxes, insurance, and CAM on top of the advertised rate. Triple C quotes one all-in number. Run both fully loaded and compare. Our cost guide walks through exactly how.
For most contractors and distributors, yes. It is 22 miles of divided highway rather than stop-and-go. It is the longest of the southern-city drives, so if you make several trips back to the shop each day in McKinney specifically, weigh that honestly against the cost saving.
That is one of the better reasons to be here. The park sits between the two, roughly 25 minutes to McKinney and 23 minutes north to Sherman, both on US-75, which is hard to cover from either end.
Units start at $2,850 a month for 1,950 square feet. Water, common area maintenance and lot upkeep are in that. You cover electric and internet, with fiber from Frontier starting around $49 a month. Nothing else gets added on.
A 14 ft bay door, heat and air in both the office and the shop, semi access, a finished private office, and a full bathroom with a shower.
2 of 4 are open and ready now. Call and we can usually walk it the same week.
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