If you work remote in Midland, you already know the drill: the home office gets old, and the kitchen table isn’t cutting it. Here are a few of the coworking spaces in Midland we’d point you to when you need a real desk, fast WiFi, and a room with a door for that next call.
This isn’t an exhaustive list, just the coworking spaces we keep coming back to. If we’ve left out a place you love, let us know and we’ll go check it out.
Second Story Coworking
Second Story is downtown Midland’s best-known coworking space, sitting on the second level at 223 West Wall Street, right across from the new Centennial Park. The space runs close to 14,000 square feet and mixes an open coworking floor with private offices, dedicated desks, and event space, the kind of setup that works whether you’re a one-person operation or a small team.
The open coworking area covers about 7,000 square feet with over 100 seats, so there’s room to spread out. You can pick a sit-stand cubicle, settle into a couch, or post up at a table. Members get four conference rooms (each with a TV and a whiteboard), a café with refrigerators, a microwave, multiple coffee makers, and a beer tap for happy hour, plus a commercial printer and copier. There’s a podcast studio on site too, which regulars point to as a nice extra. Management staff are at the front desk Monday through Thursday to help out and accept your packages.
On pricing, Second Story lists a $29 day pass for weekday access. Monthly coworking memberships start at $189/month for 24/7 access to the workspace and amenities, or $249/month to add the meeting rooms. There’s a $90/month student membership and a $399/month team membership that covers up to five people. Private offices and conference-room rentals are available on top of that.
Find them at 223 West Wall St, Level 2, Midland, TX 79701, or at secondstory.co.
ONE Executive Suites
A little north of downtown, ONE Executive Suites offers coworking, private executive offices, and meeting rooms on West Wadley. It’s geared toward independent professionals and small teams who want a quieter, office-style setting.
Coworking memberships start at $150/month and include 24/7 access, high-speed internet, use of the conference and meeting rooms, mailroom services, a kitchenette with complimentary coffee, tea, and filtered water, and free parking. The closed-door executive suites come fully furnished with utilities included, and there’s a virtual-office option if you mainly need a business address and mail handling. Day offices and meeting rooms can be booked without a monthly commitment.
Find them at 705 W Wadley Ave, Ste 210, Midland, TX 79705, or at oneexecutives.com.
PetroSuites
PetroSuites is a fully furnished office-suite operation with two Midland locations: its Downtown spot at 701B West Indiana Avenue, within a block of downtown’s business district, and a ClayDesta location in the Apex Center at ClayDesta Plaza. It leans toward private, move-in-ready suites rather than an open desk floor, which makes it a fit for solo professionals and small teams who want their own room.
Memberships come fully furnished with utilities, secure high-speed internet, lounge areas, and coffee included, plus access to meeting rooms at either location. Private office suites start around $600/month on flexible 1–12 month terms with no long-term lease, and there are day rates on offices and hourly conference-room rentals you can book online, handy if you only need a professional room now and then. A virtual-office plan with a business address and mailbox is available too, and there’s a free trial (an hour in a conference room or a day office) if you want to test it first.
Find them at 701B W Indiana Ave, Midland, TX 79701 (Downtown), plus the ClayDesta Plaza location, or at petrosuites.com.
Which One Fits How You Work
These spaces pull in slightly different directions, and locals tend to choose based on how often they need a seat and how much privacy they want.
Second Story leans social and downtown: an open floor, community events, the park out front, and a day-pass option that makes it easy to drop in for a single day without committing. ONE Executive and PetroSuites run more private and office-like: ONE Executive has a lower entry point for a shared desk, while PetroSuites is built around fully furnished private suites, two locations, and online booking for rooms by the hour or day.
If you bounce between calls and casual work and like a busier room, Second Story’s downtown floor is an easy fit. If you want a steady, low-key desk or your own private suite, ONE Executive or PetroSuites is worth a look.
No-Cost Spots for a Change of Scenery
Not every remote workday calls for a membership. When you just need to get out of the house for a few hours, Midland’s coffee shops are the go-to. Plenty of locals post up with a laptop and an iced coffee for a morning of focused work. Our guide to coffee shops in Midland is a good place to start.
The Centennial Library downtown is another reliable option for quiet, free WiFi and a table, handy when you need to concentrate without buying a third refill. These aren’t replacements for a dedicated desk, but they’re a solid Plan B on the days you want a change of scenery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there coworking spaces in Midland with a day pass?
Yes. Second Story Coworking offers a day pass for around $29, which gets you weekday access to the open coworking area, a low-commitment way to try the space before signing up for a membership.
How much does coworking cost in Midland?
Monthly memberships generally start in the $150–$189 range for 24/7 access to a shared workspace, with team and private-office options costing more. ONE Executive Suites starts around $150/month and Second Story around $189/month for individual coworking. Prices can change, so confirm the current rate with each space.
Where is Second Story Coworking located?
Second Story is on the second level of 223 West Wall Street in downtown Midland, directly across from Centennial Park.
Do Midland coworking spaces have meeting and conference rooms?
Yes. Both Second Story and ONE Executive include access to conference and meeting rooms, and both rent rooms by the hour for non-members who just need a professional spot for a meeting.
Is there free WiFi for remote work in Midland?
Coffee shops around town and the downtown Centennial Library both offer free WiFi and tables, which work well for a few hours of focused remote work when you don’t need a dedicated desk.
Setting up shop in town? Our look at Midland’s small-business scene is a good companion read.
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