New York Offices
Greenwich Village Office Space
Zip
Codes: 10003, 10009, 10012
Back in 1968 the city's Landmark Preservation Commission had the Greenwich
Village designated a Landmark District. The area generally encompasses
everything from14th Street south to Houston. Though technical distinctions
have been made such as; East, Lower East Side, West, and Far West Village
individually.
The grid consistant street plan commonly found throughout Manhattan
deviates in Greenwich Village into winding curved streets and lanes.
The architecture in recent years has been more cleaner and inviting
than that of the past. The mixed use of the area has created a homogenious
urban landscape thats more comfortable and commodious, a vast improvement
over what existed in the past.
In 2009 the mayor's office and LPC began extending the historic district
- new layer restrictions on 235 new buildings / which has been opposed
by landlords as fossilizing the area. This changes occured west of Sixth
Avenue between Houston and 4th Street.
Back in 2005 the City Planning Commmission voted to limit property
heights of new developments. This "down-zoning" of the far
west village imposes strict regulations on developers for some years
to come.
Additional changes to the area include; NYU Expansion, Washington Square
Park's Facelift, and of course a boon in residential development along
the gold coast of Greenwich Village. Projects like 51 Astor Place which
will be a commercial building are poised become a prominent fixture
to the area. At the moment, the most recent market metrics are mixed.
While prices and activity are going up, the actual leasing volume is
lower than the rest of Manhattan.
One factor maybe a limit on the available office rentals due to a tight
inventory. Some properties have even gone back to pre-crash prices!
Commercial loft space leasing is continuing to climb, tenents are now
looking elsewhere for cheaper prices in the city.
Commercial condo sales (office space commercial) continue
to increase as business owners are gravitating towards ownership / investment
/ savings. As in leasing inventory is hard to come by today, and in
finding availabilities requires one to keep a pulse on the market daily>
All-in-all Greenwich Village has traditionally hosted businesses such
as; Start-Ups, Medical / Healthcare Practices, Creative Firms, Artists
/ Photographers, Fashion, and a burgeoning Tech Sector to name a few.
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Madison Avenue Office for Lease 2,500
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Midtown Office for Lease 3,850
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Plaza District Office for Lease 4,000
SF. / $44 SF.
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Grand Central Area Office
for Lease 5,200 SF. / $38 SF.
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Park Avenue Office for Lease 5,800
SF. / $38 SF.
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Times Square Office for Lease 6,500
SF. / $38 SF.
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Plaza District for Lease 6,800
SF. / $38 SF.
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Fifth Avenue Office for Lease 16,400
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| Neigborhood Details | Noteworthy Properties: 299 Park Avenue, 345 Park Avenue, 420 Lexington Avenue, The Burlington Building, Chemical Bank Building, The Chysler Building, The Haier Building, The American International Group Building, The Bear Sterns Building, The Chanin Building, The Conde Nast Building, The Fisk Building, The French Building, The General Electric Building, The General Motors Building, The Hemsley Building, The International Building, The Lincoln Building, The Lipstick Building, Manhattan Tower, The Marine Midland Building, The Metlife Building, One Bryant Park, Park Avenue Plaza Building, The Pennsylvania Building, Rockefeller Center, The Seagram Building, The Tishman Building, United Nations Headquarters. | |||
| Corporations Headquarters in the Area: Midtown Manhattan has the headquarters of major companies, including 4Kids Entertainment, Barnes & Noble, Bloomberg LP, Calvin Klein, Cantor Fitzgerald, CBS Corporation, Citigroup, Colgate-Palmolive, Davis Polk, DC Comics, Duane Reade, Estée Lauder Companies, Foot Locker, Frederator Studios, JPMorgan Chase, Hess Corporation, Kroll Inc., L-3 Communications, Marsh & McLennan Companies, Marvel Entertainment, McGraw-Hill, MetLife, MidOcean Partners, Morgan Stanley, NBC Universal, The New York Times Company, NexCen Brands, Pfizer, Polo Ralph Lauren, Saks Incorporated, The Sharper Image, Simon & Schuster, Six Flags, Thomson Reuters, Spectrum, Time Warner Cable, Univision Communications, and Viacom. The New York Institute of Finance is located in Midtown Manhattan as well. | ||||
| Nearby Landmarks: The Grand New York Public Library, The Plaza Hotel, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center, The United Nations, Times Square. | ||||
| Hotels in the Area: The Chatwal, The Courtyard Manhattan Midtown East Hotel, The Empire Hotel, The New York Helmsley, Hotel Pennsylvania, Le Parker Méridien NY, Roger Smith Hotel, The Roosevelt Hotel,Sheraton New York, The Wingate Midtown. | ||||
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