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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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Herald Square Office Space When people think of Herald Square in NYC, what usually comes to mind is Macy’s Department Store, which has been located on 34th Street since 1901.  But Herald Square’s proximity to Penn Station makes it a convenient office space location for many New Jersey and Long Island commuters. Located at the crossroads of West 34th Street, Sixth Avenue, and Broadway, Herald Square is a major transportation hub, which connects people to many subway lines and the PATH train. So it’s always easy to get there, or get away from there. From the Empire State Building to more cost-effective side street buildings, there is a wide range of options for NYC office space near Herald Square.

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Midtown Manhattan Office Space Although there are plenty of NYC office spaces in other parts of the city, Midtown is thought of as Manhattan’s central business district, and one of the premier locations for office space in Manhattan. Geographically, most offices in Midtown Manhattan fall between 34th Street and 59th Street and between 9th Avenue and 2nd Avenue. Midtown can be divided into 3 sections: Midtown East, Midtown West, and Midtown South. Midtown is home to various types of businesses, with a large number of law firms, accounting firms, hedge funds, and other investment companies. The skyline in Midtown is dominated by towering Class A office buildings, as well as residential skyscrapers, that hoist the titians of industry high above the busy city streets. Some of the most notable office buildings in Midtown include the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, the GM Building, the Seagrams Building, and the Rockefeller Center complex, to name just a few. Other noteworthy places in Midtown are Grand Central Terminal, Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, and the New York Public Library.

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NoMad Office Space  Over the past decade NoMad has undergone a major transformation, from low rent office spaces and retail storefronts specializing in wholesale goods, to a vibrant area with a plethora of hotels, restaurants and coffee shops. The name NoMad derives from ‘North of Madison Square Park’. It’s relatively small, spanning only 5 blocks from 25th Street to 30th Street and Sixth Avenue to Lexington Avenue. On average, the price of office space in NoMad is lower than office space in Flatiron District. Because of this, many technology and creative companies have chosen to save a few bucks by leasing NYC office space in NoMad.

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NoMad Office Space Over the past decade NoMad has undergone a major transformation, from low rent office spaces and retail storefronts specializing in wholesale goods, to a vibrant area with a plethora of hotels, restaurants and coffee shops. The name NoMad derives from ‘North of Madison Square Park’. It’s relatively small, spanning only 5 blocks from 25th Street to 30th Street and Sixth Avenue to Lexington Avenue. On average, the price of office space in NoMad is lower than office space in Flatiron District. Because of this, many technology and creative companies have chosen to save a few bucks by leasing NYC office space in NoMad. Searching for NoMad? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

Midtown Manhattan Office Space Although there are plenty of offices in other parts of the city, Midtown is thought of as Manhattan’s central business district, and one of the premier locations for office space in Manhattan. Geographically, most offices in Midtown Manhattan fall between 34th Street and 59th Street and between 9th Avenue and 2nd Avenue. Midtown can be divided into 3 sections: Midtown East, Midtown West, and Midtown South. Midtown is home to various types of businesses, with a large number of law firms, accounting firms, hedge funds, and other investment companies. The skyline in Midtown is dominated by towering Class A office buildings, as well as residential skyscrapers, that hoist the titians of industry high above the busy city streets. Some of the most notable office buildings in Midtown include the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, the GM Building, the Seagrams Building, and the Rockefeller Center complex, to name just a few. Other noteworthy places in Midtown are Grand Central Terminal, Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, and the New York Public Library. Searching for Midtown? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

Private Office in the Flatiron District for Sublease (10010) | Office Sublets

https://www.officesublets.com/sublets/new-york/private-office-flatiron

Located on Broadway between 25th and 26th St, an executive search firm has a private, windowed office for sublease. The office is furnished, receives excellent natural light, and has wood floors and high ceilings.  The subtenant will have shared access to a conference room, reception area, and pantry. Available immediately. Excellent location.

Private Office in the Flatiron District for Sublease (10010)

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