New York City commercial leases for office, loft , retail or medical space are complicated legal documents that can range from 15 to more than 100 pages in length depending on the particular landlord. Therefore, it is in the tenant’s […]Read more
When the work piles up and deadlines run tight, sometimes it’s hard to squeeze it all in between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. And let’s not discount the impending power of the pesky emergency. Clients make last-minute demands. Assistants get […]Read more
New York City offers various Real Estate Incentive Programs (REIPs) to bolster business activity in select neighborhoods. These NYC Real Estate Incentive Programs substantially reduce the cost of commercial real estate acquisitions in Lower Manhattan, Harlem, Queens, Brooklyn and the […]Read more
Cheap office space in NYC is not easy to find. New York City has the most expensive commercial rents of any Unites States city. However, several Manhattan neighborhoods offer surprisingly affordable office and loft space. Business tenants that can be […]Read more
If you are reluctant to sign a multi-year lease or do not require a large space, serviced office space is a practical and cost-effective solution for your Manhattan real estate needs. The operators of executive office space in Manhattan sign long-term […]Read more
Are you looking to rent NYC retail space for a store, boutique or restaurant? You probably already are aware that Manhattan retail rents are much greater than in other U.S. cities, with asking prices as high as $1,000 per square foot […]Read more
The finest commercial properties in Manhattan are Class A office buildings. Public corporations, large law firms and financial services companies tend to gravitate to these buildings as tenants who are willing and able to pay higher costs. Rent for Class […]Read more
When you rent New York commercial real estate, landlords require payment of a security deposit at the time of lease signing. It will be returned to you at the end of the lease provided you comply with all relevant lease […]Read more
Manhattan office space prices are mainly set by location (neighborhood), access to public transportation, office building rating (Class A, Class B, Class C). Improvements that the landlord agrees to make to space for a new tenant also counts.
Landlords quote […]Read more
