72 Spring Street Office Space

You need office space that works for your business, not just looks pretty in photos. 72 Spring Street gives you exactly that: real loft space in a building that’s been home to successful companies for over 100 years.

What You’re Getting

72 Spring Street office space sits in a solid 1908 brick and terracotta building that Charles I. Berg designed for John E. Olsen. The building used to be called the Langsdorf Building, and it’s seen everyone from garment manufacturers to today’s tech companies make it work for them. Heller Properties owns and manages the property now, so you’re dealing with experienced landlords who know how to keep a building running. What’s more, the whole place got renovated in 2013, which means the bones are historic, but the systems function properly.

Your Office Space: Real Loft Living for Your Business

You get about 110,000 square feet of Class B loft space to choose from at 72 Spring Street office space. These are not gimmicky, fake “loft-style” offices. They’re real former manufacturing floors with the high ceilings and open layouts that make sense for today. The original garment companies needed flexible space, and so do you. Ground-floor retail rounds out the building, so you can grab what you need without going blocks out of your way. The space lets you set up however your team actually operates.

The Amenities Included

Here’s what makes your workday easier at this Soho building:

• High Ceilings and Open Floors: You can fit more people comfortably and set up your space however makes sense for your team’s workflow.
• Ground-Floor Retail: Coffee, supplies, and food options right downstairs save you time and keep your team happy throughout the day.
• Reliable Building Management: Heller Properties handles maintenance and issues quickly, so you can focus on running your business instead of chasing down building problems.
• Historic District Protection: Your building can’t get torn down for condos, which means your lease investment stays stable long-term.
• Updated Infrastructure: The 2013 renovation means working elevators, proper HVAC, and electrical systems that can handle your technology needs.

Getting There: Multiple Train Options

72 Spring Street office space connects you to the rest of the city through several subway lines. Spring Street station gets you the 6 train for direct shots uptown to Midtown or downtown to the Financial District. Prince Street station adds the N, R, and W lines for even more options. You’re in Midtown South, which puts you between the major business districts without the pricey rents of either one. Your employees can get here from Brooklyn, Queens, or anywhere in Manhattan without major hassles.

Meet Your Impressive Neighbors

The tenant list at 72 Spring Street office space shows you what kind of businesses thrive here. Marc Jacobs runs a 6,000-square-foot showroom in the building, proving the space works for fashion and retail companies. The Goethe Institute handles their New York operations from here, and Chobani has offices in the building too. Ground-floor tenants include Starbucks and an Amazon bookstore, which means your team has easy access to caffeine and supplies.