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We lease NYC office space. Often we speak to companies who have extra office space for rent - perhaps a couple of private offices or an entire suite. OfficeSublets organizes this “under-the-radar” office space and helps find office space for rent for startups, small businesses, and expanding companies. If you need to find office space for rent in NYC, we have access to every office listing in Manhattan. Or if you just want to find coworking space, we can help with that, too. To get started, plug your requirements into our Office Space Search and we'll see what we can find. And remember, all listings are no fee!

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Flatiron District Office Space The Flatiron District is one of – if not, the-- most popular neighborhood for office space in the tech industry. The exact borders of the Flatiron District overlap and mesh with Union Square to the south and NoMad to the north, but for our purposes, we’ll say NYC office space in the Flatiron District falls between 19th Street and 26th Street and between Sixth Avenue and Lexington Avenue. The office spaces in the Flatiron District tend to be in loft buildings that were constructed in the early 1900s with wood floors and high, exposed ceilings. Many of the most notable buildings in the Flatiron District are occupied by a single company, or just a couple, like 200 Fifth Avenue on the corner of 23rd Street, home to Gray Advertising and Tiffany & Co., 150 Fifth Avenue, occupied completely by Mastercard, and, of course, the Flatiron Building, home to MacMillan Publishing. There are many other multi-tenant office buildings in the Flatiron District where smaller companies can find office space, like 156 Fifth Avenue and 915 Broadway, as well as numerous buildings on the side streets, which tend to have a lower price per square foot than the avenue buildings.

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Union Square Office Space Many companies seek an NYC office space in Union Square, especially technology, media, and advertising firms. The stretch of Broadway between Union Square and Madison Square Park is often referred to as Silicon Alley because of the vast number of tech startups. The Union Square neighborhood overlaps with the Flatiron District to the north and Greenwich Village to the south, and can be roughly defined as the area between 14th Street and 18th Street, and Sixth Avenue and Third Avenue.  Most buildings in Union Square tend to be loft buildings with wood floors and exposed ceilings. There are not any Class A Office Buildings in Union Square, but the closest would probably include 200 Park Avenue South, 215 Park Avenue South, and 853 Broadway.

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Flatiron District Office Space The Flatiron District is one of – if not, the-- most popular neighborhood for office space in the tech industry. The exact borders of the Flatiron District overlap and mesh with Union Square to the south and NoMad to the north, but for our purposes, we’ll say NYC office space in the Flatiron District falls between 19th Street and 26th Street and between Sixth Avenue and Lexington Avenue. The office spaces in the Flatiron District tend to be in loft buildings that were constructed in the early 1900s with wood floors and high, exposed ceilings. Many of the most notable buildings in the Flatiron District are occupied by a single company, or just a couple, like 200 Fifth Avenue on the corner of 23rd Street, home to Gray Advertising and Tiffany & Co., 150 Fifth Avenue, occupied completely by Mastercard, and, of course, the Flatiron Building, home to MacMillan Publishing. There are many other multi-tenant office buildings in the Flatiron District where smaller companies can find office space, like 156 Fifth Avenue and 915 Broadway, as well as numerous buildings on the side streets, which tend to have a lower price per square foot than the avenue buildings. Searching for Flatiron District? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

Union Square Office Space Many companies seek an NYC office space in Union Square, especially technology, media, and advertising firms. The stretch of Broadway between Union Square and Madison Square Park is often referred to as Silicon Alley because of the vast number of tech startups. The Union Square neighborhood overlaps with the Flatiron District to the north and Greenwich Village to the south, and can be roughly defined as the area between 14th Street and 18th Street, and Sixth Avenue and Third Avenue.  Most buildings in Union Square tend to be loft buildings with wood floors and exposed ceilings. There are not any Class A Office Buildings in Union Square, but the closest would probably include 200 Park Avenue South, 215 Park Avenue South, and 853 Broadway. Searching for Union Square? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

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Private Offices for Rent When we say Private Office, we mean a private room within another company’s office suite. For example, many law firms sublease private offices to other attorneys and solo practitioners. Of course, law firm offices aren’t the only businesses that sublease private offices. The office for rent could be within a creative agency or hedge fund. When you rent a private office, in addition to the actual room, you typically have access to other parts of the suite, like the conference room, kitchen, and break areas. In most cases, the written agreements used to rent private offices in NYC are fairly basic – a simple license agreement will usually suffice, which means your business will be up-and-running quickly.  Searching for Private Office? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

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Below you’ll find desks for rent within an open work environment with another company. Most of these are fully furnished office spaces and have shared access to other office amenities, like conference rooms and kitchens.  Searching for Desks for Rent? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

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Large Private Office for Rent on Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District (10010) | Office Sublets

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Located on Fifth Avenue between 20th and 21st Street in the heart of the Flatiron District, an investment firm has a large private office for rent that can fit up to 5 people, plus a couple desks in the bull pen. There is shared access to a conference room, kitchen and lounge area. Excellent location! 

Large Private Office for Rent on Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District (10010)

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