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Manhattan office space prices are mainly set by location (neighborhood), access to public transportation, office building rating (Class A, Class B, Class C).
As a business owner, you always look for ways to take your company to the next level.
Few terms make brokers and tenants in New York City squirm these days like “loss factor.” Loss factor is essentially the amount of communal space for which a tenant pays, but which is not included in the actual size of the office.
As a business owner in New York City, you’re at a crossroads.
If you’re about to begin your search for office space in New York City, you may understandably be overwhelmed.
Some business owners assume that contacting multiple commercial real estate brokers is better than seeking the services of one agent, thinking that this increases the number of properties they visit.
The finest commercial properties in Manhattan are Class A office buildings.
When you rent New York commercial real estate, landlords require payment of a security deposit at the time of lease signing.
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