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Longview, TX

The market rate for a private office in Longview, TX is $316 per seat per month, and a coworking day pass is $35.09 (October 2026).

Few venues here publish their own rates, so these rates lean on the model.

Known flex venues6Across all operators

Private office

Estimated
Seat Rate, per seat per month$31680% range $261 to $381Model estimate from public statistics. Few venues here publish their own rates.

Coworking day pass

Estimated
Day Rate, per day$35.0980% range $30.26 to $40.70Model estimate from public statistics. Few venues here publish their own rates.

Meeting rooms

Room Rate, per room per hourNot published yetWe publish room rates once 10 rooms of a size from 3 venues and 3 operators are listed here. Rates for rooms of 2 to 20 people are in Full Market Detail.
6 more rates for Longview, TX

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In Full Market Detail
  • Private office, 1 seatAvailable to launched partners
  • Private office, 2 to 4 seatsAvailable to launched partners
  • Private office, 5 to 19 seatsAvailable to launched partners
  • Private office, 20+ seatsAvailable to launched partners
  • Meeting rooms for 2 to 20 peopleAvailable to launched partners
  • Price per seat per hour, by room sizeAvailable to launched partners
  • Nearby markets with rangesAvailable to launched partners

Counties in this metro

Counties in this metro
CountyPrivate office, per seat per monthConfidenceKnown flex venues
Harrison County$307Estimated4
Gregg County$334Estimated2

Nearby markets

Nearby markets
MarketPrivate office, per seat per monthDay passConfidence
Tyler, TX$360$36.80Estimated
Wood County$301$33.41Estimated
Bowie County$315$34.25Estimated
Nacogdoches County$305$33.21Estimated

Trend

Tracking since October 2026. Month-over-month change starts with the November release.

About these numbers

Each rate says what it is built from: published rates in this market, a model built on public statistics, or both. The 80% range shows where the true rate is likely to fall. No rate shown can reveal one operator's price. Methodology