Office tower at 665 Broadway, located in the Greenwich Village submarket of Manhattan, NYC.
Office tower at 665 Broadway, located in the Greenwich Village submarket of Manhattan, NYC.
Address 665 Broadway Class B
Cross Streets Bleecker & West 3rd Streets Size 179,100 SF
Year built 1901 Architect Victor Hugo Koehler

Description

The classic office building rising at 665 Broadway in Midtown South’s Greenwich Village was originally completed in 1901. The property boasts a design by Victor Hugo Koehler, an American architecture company responsible for designing 148 West 24th Street in Chelsea, the Lafayette Theater in Harlem, and the Lyric Theater on West 42nd Street, among others. 665 Broadway was renovated in the late 1990s and is home to various high-profile office tenants, including Citi and Gabellini Sheppard. Its excellent location on Broadway, in the heart of Midtown, and close to a plethora of shopping, dining, and transportation options, make it a desirable destination for creative office tenants in Manhattan.

180 KSF of Class B Greenwich Village Office Space

The property at 665 Broadway offers 179,100 square feet of Class B Greenwich Village office space and ground-floor retail space. The 12-story building was originally completed in 1901 and renovated in 1996. It is currently owned and managed by Merit Operating. 665 Broadway offers various sought-after amenities, including 24/7 access, 8,241 square feet of contiguous office space, high ceilings, exposure on popular Broadway, and easy access to public transportation options nearby. The property also incorporates a Starbucks restaurant and IT Sugar on the ground floor.

Getting to and from 665 Broadway

665 Broadway is conveniently located in the heart of Midtown South, in the popular Greenwich Village submarket. The area is a desirable destination for creative office tenants due to its proximity to leisure, entertainment, shopping, and dining offerings. Those working in the building have easy access to public transportation via the nearby Broadway-Lafayette subway station and the Bleecker Street station.

Who is renting office space at 665 Broadway?

665 Broadway is home to various high-profile office tenants in creative industries such as architecture, design, media and communications, banking and finance, and education. Notable tenants renting office space in the Midtown South building include Citi Habitats, New York University, Kovert Creative, BFG Communications, Gabellini Sheppard, and Globe Storage and Moving Inc. The ground floor is home to a Starbucks restaurant.

How much is the rent price for office space at 665 Broadway?

Office asking rents at 665 Broadway start at $55 per square foot. Rents at this Greenwich Village Class B property are significantly lower than those found in Midtown Manhattan. By comparison, Class A office space in Midtown Manhattan commands more than $90 per square foot. Rents at 665 Broadway are also lower than those in Lower Manhattan, making the building ideal for startups or smaller creative tenants looking for quality office space in a transit-oriented location.

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Available Spaces

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Listing Location & Nearby Public Transportation

Nearby Transportation

Subway

Spring Street (6CE) - 8 minutes Walk
Broadway–Lafayette Street - 5 minutes Walk
Bleecker Street (6) - 3 minutes Walk
Astor Place (6) - 5 minutes Walk
8th Street–New York University - 5 minutes Walk
Prince Street (NQR) - 9 minutes Walk

Bus

West Houston Street/Mercer Street - 4 minutes Walk
East Houston Street/Crosby Street - 4 minutes Walk
Broadway/Prince Street - 8 minutes Walk
East 8th Street/Mercer Street - 7 minutes Walk
Broadway/Waverly Place - 5 minutes Walk
Broadway/West 3rd Street - 0 minute Walk
Broadway/Bleecker Street - 3 minutes Walk
East Houston Street/Broadway - 5 minutes Walk
Broadway/West Houston Street - 5 minutes Walk
East 9th Street/Broadway - 8 minutes Walk

Important information

This listing is presented for illustrative purposes only, it may no longer be available, and is provided merely as an exemplary representation of the types of spaces in a given neighborhood for a given price