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Real Estate News

Lower Manhattan Office Space 25 Years After 9/11: What Came Back, and What Didn’t

There’s a firehouse at 124 Liberty Street called Ten House.

11 Sep '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Three people view a foreclosure notice; office for lease sign above.

Real Estate Guides

Should You Tour a Building With a Distressed Landlord? What I Check First

A client finds an office space they love, then Googles the building.

08 Sep '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Person with blueprints and laptop overlooks Manhattan cityscape.

Finding Your Space

Manhattan Office Space by Size: Why Your Neighborhood Is Lying to You

Listing counts below come from a CoStar pull dated August 2026.

28 Aug '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

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Finding Your Space

How Early Is Too Early to Start Your Office Search?

“Do you really think we need to start now?” The CFO of a policy consulting firm asked me that after we’d spent more than an hour discussing his office search.

17 Aug '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Man in suit with papers looks up at tall city buildings in sunlight.

Real Estate Guides

The Manhattan Office Market Had a Scorching July — And Tenants Are Starting to Feel It

I’d been working with an established marketing agency since March.

07 Aug '26 • By Bobby Samuels

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Finding Your Space

Sublease, Coworking, or Direct Lease: A San Francisco Startup’s First New York Office Space

Let’s say your Series A closed in the spring.

24 Jul '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Three people check plans on a Flatiron street with tall buildings behind.

Finding Your Space

Nobody Can Find 2,000 Feet of Flatiron District Office Space. I’ve Watched This Movie Twice.

In May, a company came to me looking for twenty-five hundred square feet of Flatiron District office space.

17 Jul '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Police, crowds, emergency vehicles at barricaded office building.

Real Estate News

Buckling Columns at the Former Pfizer Building — Should Nearby Midtown Tenants Be Worried?

Two support columns on the 21st floor of 235 East 42nd Street buckled on the morning of Tuesday, July 7, and several floors above them started to sag.

10 Jul '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Two brokers in suits shake hands over building plans, city skyline visible.

Expert Insights

How Metro Manhattan Selects the Brokers Who Serve You

When you work with Metro Manhattan to find Manhattan office space, one broker manages your search from the first conversation to the signed lease.

21 Jun '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Rocket launches above New York skyline at sunrise with glowing skyscrapers.

Real Estate News

What the SpaceX IPO Means for New York City Office Space: 5 Reasons the Space Economy Could Drive Demand

SpaceX goes public this week.

10 Jun '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Businessman signing NYC office lease, exploring brokerage fees in commercial real estate search.

Real Estate Guides

Commercial Real Estate Broker Fees in NYC: How They Work and Who They Really Serve

If your business is getting ready to lease office space in Manhattan, one question tends to surface before any others.

09 Jun '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Business meeting in an energy-efficient NYC office space with a LED bulb in the foreground.

Real Estate Guides

How to Reduce Your NYC Electric Bill in Your Office Space: 5 Strategic Moves You Can Make

Con Ed just got the nod for another rate hike.

01 Jun '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

A person using a calculator at a desk with financial documents.

Real Estate Guides

What Manhattan Office Tenants Pay Beyond Base Rent: Utility Charges and Operating Cost Guide

Three months into a new lease, the managing agent’s invoice shows up, and the tenant calls me.

20 May '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Office with "Location Closing" sign, papers, city skyline at sunset.

Real Estate Guides

A Coworking License Is Not a Lease: Hard Lessons From Regus’s 477 Madison Shutdown

The email came in on a Wednesday afternoon.

06 May '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Conference table with documents and coffee, NYC skyline and Empire State visible.

Real Estate Guides

I Pulled 10 Random Manhattan Office Leases. Here’s What I Found

Most tenants walk into a Manhattan lease negotiation with the same shrug.

28 Apr '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Modern office at sunset with tech devices, city skyline, and skyscrapers.

Expert Insights

What My AI Phone System Taught Me About the Future of Manhattan Office Demand

For about a year, we were getting six or seven calls a day from people who wanted to talk to their property manager.

15 Apr '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Waiter by table with steak in NYC steakhouse; couples dine in background.

Finding Your Space

The NYC Steakhouse: The Office Amenity Nobody Talks About

Delmonico’s just signed an 11,735 square foot lease at 1330 Avenue of the Americas.

30 Mar '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Finding Your Space

What It’s Actually Like to Have an Office at One World Trade Center

I get asked about One World Trade Center office space frequently when businesses are searching for locations in Lower Manhattan.

20 Mar '26 • By Alan Rosinsky

Cargo ship in rough seas hit by missiles, explosions and smoke rise.

Real Estate News

Why $120 Oil Won’t Kill NYC’s Office Market — But Duration Might

I’ve represented tenants in Manhattan for years, and I can count on one hand the number of times an international event or crisis changed someone’s plan to lease a commercial space.

12 Mar '26 • By Alan Rosinsky