Indeed Offers Its 308K-SF Austin Office Block For Sublease

Indeed is offering all of its 308,000 square feet in downtown Austin’s Indeed Tower for sublease. The listing covers the company’s leased block, not the entire tower.

CRE Daily’s October 30 brief follows Austin Business Journal reporting dated October 28. Indeed plans to retain its Domain office and would consolidate staff there if a subtenant signs. No completed sublease is reported.

The brief does not disclose the remaining head-lease term, asking rent or broker.

Implications

A large marketed block adds a competing option for occupiers, but an offering does not establish demand or achieved rent. Evaluate sublease term, consent requirements, landlord competition and tenant credit before treating it as a comparable transaction.

Key Takeaways

Indeed’s listing is a large sublease offering with conditional staff consolidation, not a completed lease or the vacancy of an entire tower.

CRE Daily, October 30, 2026: Indeed is offering its entire 308,000-SF leased block in Indeed Tower, 200 West Sixth Street; this is company-leased space, not the entire building. It plans to retain its Domain office and consolidate workers there if a subtenant signs. The brief attributes downtown’s second-largest-block ranking to Austin Business Journal. Remaining head-lease term, asking rent and broker were not disclosed in the brief. · https://www.credaily.com/briefs/indeed-offers-308000-sf-austin-office-sublease-downtown/ · Austin Business Journal, original reporting October 28, 2026 · https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2026/10/28/indeed-tower-sublease-downtown-atx-texas-office.html · Analysis: a marketed sublease is an offering, not an executed sublease or evidence of tenant demand. Historical April 2026 market totals are omitted rather than presented as current.

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