HUDSON SQUARE/TRIBECA OFFICE SPACE

Absorbing Hot Demand for Tech Space in Hudson Square and Tribeca

The neighborhoods of Hudson Square and Tribeca bridge the gap between the Financial District and Greenwich Village on Manhattan’s West Side. South of Canal Street, Tribeca’s historic zoning district covers a building stock that offers spacious office properties in loft buildings from the industrial era. To the north, Hudson Square contains similar but more updated industrial buildings, quickly making it one of the hottest sub markets for tech companies in NYC. Over the past century, buildings in both neighborhoods have accommodated tenants ranging from textile manufacturers, artists, advertising firms, and internet start-ups. Begin your property search with a licensed real estate broker at Metro Manhattan in these up and coming NYC neighborhoods and see what office space opportunities await for your business.  

Hudson Square/Tribeca Featured Properties

Loft/Office Space
1,444 SF
$4,693.00
Varick Street

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Tribeca

Office Space
3,671 Square Feet
$8,871.00
New York, NY

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Hudson Sq./Tribeca

Full Floor Commercial Loft
2,750 SF
$10,312
Hudson Street

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Tribeca

Office Space
4,761 S.F.
$15,076/month
Broadway

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City Hall/Insurance

Office Space
2,500 SF
$7,291.00
Spring Street

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Tribeca

Old World Charm Meets Cutting Edge Industries in Tribeca

Cobble stone streets, big floor plates, and renowned restaurants make Tribeca a desirable market for both residential and commercial tenants. Because it is zoned with a historic-district overlay with multiple landmarked properties, many of the buildings cannot accommodate certain office space build out requirements, such as medical. However, Tribeca attracts creative firms and art galleries that appreciate the simple but spacious properties created by having tall ceilings and large windows. One exception to the common office space pedigree in Tribeca is Citigroup’s 2.7 million square foot tower on Greenwich Street. The presence of this corporate hub has given numerous nearby fine-dining establishments tons of business, like Locande Verde on Greenwich and North Moore Street or Dylan Prime on Laight Street. In the case of Tribeca, zoning has created a fine mix of old world design and cutting edge industry.    

Happily Taking the Spill-over Effect from Silicon Alley

The large floor plates and updated industrial buildings just above Canal Street make Hudson Square one of the hottest neighborhoods for tech space in NYC. With convenient access to the 1,2,3 subway to the east and Hudson River Park to the West, Hudson Square has a lot of things going in its favor to make it top-notch commercial real estate market. Companies like Fab.com, a popular online fashion design website, are moving their headquarters to Hudson Square, a district seeking to attract more creative businesses to its streets. The Hudson Square Connection is one of the city’s Business Improvement Districts that proudly states hosting more than 30,000 employees in the design, communications, advertising, and media industries. See what office space opportunities are available in this booming commercial real estate market and contact a licensed real estate broker to start your search.