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Manhattan is a great place to have office space, but there are some challenges in finding the right one. We can make it much easier with free access to our local Manhattan office space pros to help you.
Manhattan is known as the “Big Apple” or simply as “The City.” As the finance and media capital of the US, its economy is the largest regional economy in the US and second, only to Tokyo, in the world. With over 430 million square feet of office space to accommodate that economy, it presents a lot of options for businesses looking to locate office space in Manhattan. ‘The City’ offers iconic buildings, spaces and views throughout its multiple diverse submarkets, all easily accessible via some of the best public transportation in the world. With traditional, high-end office space on one corner and tech space on the next, Manhattan has a diversity of building options for every industry. One of the big questions an office tenant will need to decide is which sub-market of Manhattan to locate their offices. Each of the main office space sub-markets in Manhattan have more office space than do most cities in the US.
Manhattan is divided into several different office space submarkets. The main ones include:
Lower Manhattan (Downtown): Lower Manhattan offers a complete mix of office alternatives from lofts to high-rise glass and steel class A offices. Many Class B and C buildings have been converted to high quality residential buildings. There are many public transportation alternatives including subway and PATH trains. The World Trade Center area provides the newest building alternatives with many of the buildings opening over the next few years.
Midtown Manhattan: High-end office space throughout this market attracts the world’s most prominent tenants. The older stock of office buildings attract the wave of tech firms, while the more traditional office buildings are home to professional firms. There is space for every occupier whether at the high-end or at the low. There is space for every tenant seeking to establish operations in Manhattan. Easy access to Grand Central, Port Authority and Penn Station allows for those in the tri-state area to easily establish a presence in Midtown Manhattan.
Wall Street (Financial Area): Narrow streets and tall buildings provide a congested feel. Historic is intertwined with modern in this area that is home to prestigious banks, law firms and financial institutions. Home of the New York Stock Exchange and the financial enter of the US.
Other Manhattan office submarkets to considered include:
Times Square: The hustle and bustle of New York City is exemplified in Times Square. With some of the finest class A buildings Manhattan has to offer, housing some of the most well-known tenants, combined with close proximity to Midtown’s three main transportation hubs and popular tourist destinations, Times Square is the ideal spot for brand-name exposure.
Plaza District: The Plaza District offers the most concentrated high-end office buildings in Manhattan. High-priced, high-rises dominate this submarket, with mix of more affordable buildings on the side streets. There is easy access to the major transportation hubs in Midtown, offices offering panoramic views of Central Park and immediate access to exceptional cultural activities, shopping and cuisine.
Soho - Tribeca: A dynamic area, Soho - Tribeca offers distinct feel with many smaller loft buildings gives these neighborhoods a more inviting and friendly touch. The area has many cultural attractions, and has a mix of residential and commercial properties. Soho is one of the world’s pre-eminent shopping districts. Offices serve mostly creative firms including designers, ad agencies and new media companies.
In addition there are the Garment Center, Grand Central, and Silicon Alley office submarkets and even many other smaller areas, too. With all of the choices, it can make it very difficult to decide where to locate your office.
What we have to offer you is our team of highly qualified LOCAL Manhattan office tenant reps who know these sub-markets thoroughly and who will provide their services to you without cost. They are able to not only help you decide which area would be best for your business, but will also assist you through the entire process of finding the right office space through negotiating the best possible deal for you. This is what they do every day; help businesses with their office space needs in Manhattan. Most businesses only need to lease office space a handful of times in their business careers. Landlords and listing agents do it every day, too. Don’t you think it would be wise to have an advocate by your side who truly understands the market, so that you don’t end up upside down trying to negotiate with these pros?
To get the process started, all you ned to do is complete the short form at the top of the page. Tell us a little about what your office space needs are and we will assign the best qualified agent to work with you. Please do keep in mind that there is no obligation to completing the form or working with the tenant rep. It is up to you, but we are confident you will be very pleased with the result and choose to continue. Five us a try. It is a no lose proposition.
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