New York Featured Properties

Below Market Sublease
4,700 SF
$11,358
West 38th Street
Garment District

Office/Showroom
1,393 SF
$3,134
38th Street
Garment/Accessory District

Office/Creative Space
2,233 SF
$5,001
38th Street
Garment District

Art Gallery Rental
1,088 SF
$4,352
57th Street
5th/Madison Avenue

Art Gallery
800 SF
$8,000
Madison Avenue
Upper East Side

Office space
3,263 SF
$13,323
Fifth Avenue
Grand Central Station

Office Loft
1,000 SF
$3,500
Broadway
Greenwich Village

Office Loft Sublease
2,000 SF
$7,166
Fifth Avenue
Gramercy Park

Office Space
1,218 SF
$4,770
Madison Avenue
Grand Central Station

Downtown Office Space
2,000 SF
$5,833
Trinity Place
World Trade Center

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We Can Find You the Needle in the Haystack: the Perfect NYC Commercial Space in the Nation's Largest Market

The New York City commercial real estate market is the nation's largest. Manhattan office rentals accounts for about 15 percent of the nation's total. But the New York commercial office space market is larger than just Manhattan. Increasingly, Brooklyn and Queens offer top-quality NYC office space for rent. The emergence of Long Island City in Queens and of downtown Brooklyn, as well as of parts of the Bronx, have altered the profile of commercial real estate in New York.

Trust Us to Find You the Best Long Island City Commercial Real Estate

In 2007 Citigroup, New York's largest private non-health-care-related employer, built the 15-story 2 Court Square in Long Island City, supplementing the adjacent 50-story tower Citigroup built in 1987. Long Island City abounds in lofts, many of which have been converted to design studios and showrooms, indicating that the district has become a hot destination for creative industries. New high-class waterfront residential development promises to make the area more attractive to all prospective users of Long Island City commercial real estate.

Let Us Show You Why NYC Office Space is Booming in Downtown Brooklyn

The city's sweeping rezoning of downtown Brooklyn encourages taller and denser buildings. Meanwhile, Forest City Ratner's MetroTech Center, a vast mixed-use, campus-like development in downtown Brooklyn, has been operating since the 1990s. Its several high-rise towers comprise millions of square feet of commercial space and house such tenants as JPMorgan Chase, National Grid, and Verizon. The high quality of the office space for rent has also attracted a wide range of tenants, including the international B2B publishing company Incisive Media.

Downtown Brooklyn is also undergoing a residential boom and with such developments as Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Brooklyn Academy of Music Cultural District, as well as the planned nearby arena of the Nets NBA franchise, the district is becoming more and more attractive as a place to do business. Not least, downtown Brooklyn may be the best-served district in the entire city when it comes to public transportation. Gigantic hubs such as Atlantic Avenue and Borough Hall serve every subway line imaginable, while Flatbush Avenue boasts a terminal of the Long Island Railroad. The downtown Brooklyn commercial real estate district is even within walking distance of some of the most popular residential communities in the city.

Make Use of Our Expertise in Finding the Right Manhattan Commercial Real Estate

Manhattan also has more diverse markets than many people are aware of. Midtown has been for many decades the "central business district" of Manhattan. Park Avenue, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central, Times Square, and Columbus Circle are all thriving subdistricts of Midtown. While it is true that the most expensive New York City office space is in Midtown, it's also true that excellent deals can be found in Class B and Class C properties that will put you right in the middle of the action.

Midtown South, a district that combines Manhattan commercial loft space and office space for rent, has blossomed in recent years, changing from a light-industrial zone to a major NYC office space market that accommodates both financial and insurance companies as well as creative enterprises.

Downtown, including the City Hall district and the Financial District, boasts a fantastic inventory of New York office rentals, including the city's best deals on Class A properties.

We deal in all classes of Manhattan commercial real estate. Class A office buildings are newer structures that can accommodate the technological and communications needs of modern companies and that offer the best interior finishes, architectural details, building management, and access to amenities. Class B buildings are often just as attractive as Class A buildings but command lower rents because they may be a little older and as technologically state-of-the-art. Class C properties may be older still or may just offer basic management and amenity packages. Though office space for rent in Class C buildings is less expensive than in Class B properties, and significantly less than in Class A, such buildings may be ideal for many companies.