4 World Trade Center Office Space

Your next office could tower 72 stories above Manhattan, where innovation meets prestige at 150 Greenwich Street. 4 World Trade Center office space redefines what modern workspaces can achieve. Here’s why.

The Story Behind Your Future Address

This building carries weight because of what came before. After 9/11 destroyed the original nine-story structure, architect Fumihiko Maki envisioned something better. Construction began in 2008, and by 2013, this LEED Gold certified masterpiece stood complete. Now the Port Authority calls 600,000 square feet of it home, setting the tone for excellence throughout the building. When you lease here, you become part of Lower Manhattan’s remarkable comeback story.

What Your Office Space Looks Like

Traditional offices bore your team, but 4 World Trade Center office space breaks every mold. The lower floors (7-46) give you massive 36,350-square-foot parallelogram layouts that spark creativity. Prefer something more intimate? The upper floors (48-63) offer 28,000-square-foot trapezoid spaces that still feel expansive. Floor-to-ceiling windows eliminate the need for harsh fluorescents, while column-free corners and 80-foot perimeter spans let you create the exact environment your team needs. Plus, with 193,000 square feet of retail space below, everything from morning coffee to client dinners happens right in your building.

Amenities That Elevate Your Workday

Instead of ping-pong tables and beer taps, amenities at 4 World Trade Center genuinely make an impression:

• The 46-Foot Lobby Experience: First impressions matter, and your clients feel the prestige the moment they enter this soaring space.
• Lightning-Fast Schindler Elevators: These elevators move at 9 m/s (second-fastest in North America), so you’ll never miss another meeting waiting for a lift.
• Security That Never Sleeps: Advanced turnstiles, ID card access, and comprehensive camera coverage mean you focus on business, not safety concerns.
• LEED Gold Efficiency: Lower utility costs meet environmental responsibility, giving you talking points and energy efficient savings simultaneously.
• Underground Shopping Network: Rain or shine, you’ll access retail, dining, and services through the connected concourse system.

Getting to Your Office Made Simple

Location matters, but connectivity seals the deal at 4 World Trade Center office space. The PATH World Trade Center station sits directly below, while the NYC Subway WTC Cortland station connects through the same underground concourse. The stunning WTC Transportation Hub and MTA Fulton Transit Center expand your options even further. Whether your team prefers subways, ferries, water taxis, or buses, they’ll find their perfect route. No more “sorry, train delays” excuses—just reliable access from every direction.

Your Future Neighbors and Network

The tenant roster here reads like a who’s who of successful companies, and there’s a reason they all chose this address. Spotify transformed how we experience music, and they run their operations from these floors. Financial heavyweights Morningstar and Zurich American Insurance bring credibility and connections. MediaMath pushes tech boundaries while SportsNet New York broadcasts live sports coverage. Professional services thrive here too, with Dixon Hughes Goodman serving major clients and Syntactx driving innovation. Even NYC Human Resources Administration chose this location for their offices. Silver Suites provides flexible options for growing businesses, while Eataly draws food lovers from across the city.