The news of the Chrysler Building selling for a mere $150 million this March made many people wonder if the New York City real estate market was in a slump. The iconic skyscraper was expected to fetch an even higher […]Read more
Last month, the iconic Chrysler Building, once the tallest skyscraper in the world and a staple on the New York City skyline, changed owners. Considering that the last time the building was sold it fetched $800 million—this was during the […]Read more
With the value of FinTech being recognized by both corporations and individual users, the value of providing accessibility to their financial operations and capital has expedited the need for new products in the field. That has given the sector an […]Read more
Psychiatrists, psychologists and psychotherapists all face unique issues in the search for appropriate therapy office space in Manhattan. To begin with, the majority of landlords either outright reject these professions from having a tenancy in their buildings or are uncomfortable […]Read more
Unlike most areas of the country, in Manhattan commercial landlords employ the concept of renting “rentable” square feet when they lease a space, be it office space, retail space, medical space, showroom or loft space. To understand this concept more […]Read more
Over the last five years, backed by the mega-billion private equity investment industry, “tech” firms have swarmed into what was a relatively quiet and benign district of the city, Chelsea, and to some extent, its immediate neighbor, Flatiron. This section […]Read more
It’s often said that your office is your second home. It’s where you go in the morning and where you leave at the end of the day. And for someone looking to find a great commercial office space in Manhattan, […]Read more
Millions of Square Feet of modern New York City office rentals will get delivered to the real estate market in the next few years. Soon enough, tenants will have the choice of relocating to the state of the art buildings […]Read more
Getting the Build Out You Want
When you rent a new location for your existing business or start-up, getting your space built out exactly as you want it is key. If you are an accounting firm that needs 8 offices […]Read more
Something very interesting is occurring in the Manhattan commercial office space market: until recently, rents in class A office buildings all over the city commanded a big premium over rents in class B and C loft buildings in Midtown South. […]Read more
The commercial real estate market in New York City moves at the same pace as New Yorkers—VERY FAST! This is the largest commercial real estate market in the country with hundreds of properties changing hands every day. Offers get submitted, […]Read more
Commercial buildings in Manhattan are informally classified according to a class rating system that looks at the quality and amount of amenities offered. These standards determine the desirability and price of a rental or leased space, hence Class A, B […]Read more
Alan set us up in a much better space for less than we had been paying.
By far my most pleasant experience with a broker in searching for an office space. Alan listened to our requirements without judgement, and found us what we needed, where we needed it, and at the price point we wanted. Very responsive to emails and quick turnaround time on all matters. Would give more stars if I could!
It is been such a pleasure dealing with Alan from Metro Manhattan Office Space. He is upfront and honest and tries to find the right space to fit our needs. He was very successful in placing us in a building in New York City that was within our budget.
Thank you Alan and staff for your dedication to the success of my business
