Tour the suite, not just the campus.

Use the Westgate plans to choose what to see. Then check the exact rooms, facilities and arrival arrangements in the space leasing shows you.

Identify the exact layout

Note the published plan you are considering and ask which suite it represents. Confirm the current area, availability and delivered condition. Campus photographs and diagrams help introduce Westgate; they do not establish that a particular suite is ready for your move date.

Trace a working day through the rooms

Walk from the entrance to the work areas, private rooms and meetings. Compare the room mix with how your team collaborates and handles private conversations. Ask which walls, finishes or connections are existing and which would be part of proposed work.

Check facilities in that suite

Published campus materials describe tenant-controlled HVAC, private kitchens and restrooms, and IT/data rooms. Ask leasing which facilities serve the exact premises and what their condition and access arrangements are. Do not assume a campus-level description applies identically to every suite.

Ask about the activity you actually plan

Describe your intended office, media or production activity, equipment and operating needs. Ask leasing to confirm permitted use, infrastructure and any work or approvals required. A creative-office description alone does not establish specialized sound, power or production capability.

Confirm arrival and proposal details

Ask for the meeting entrance and visitor-parking instructions before the appointment. Review on-site surface parking and any additional Westside Towers option with leasing, including current allocation and charges. Request the exact premises, costs, scope and dates in writing.

Choose the next step

Use the property information to prepare your questions, then confirm current premises, costs and dates with leasing.

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