The Merchants Square Building at 40 Worth Street, situated between Tribeca and City Hall, NYC

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Total Floors: 16

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Address: 40 Worth Street Class: B
Cross Streets: Thomas & Worth Streets Size: 702,815 SF
Year built: 1929 Architect: Jardine, Hill & Murdock

Want to work in a building that commands respect from the moment you walk in? 40 Worth Street office space delivers exactly that—a neo-classical masterpiece turning heads since 1929.

A Building With Serious Street Cred

You’re not just renting space; you’re joining a legacy. Jardine, Hill & Murdock designed this architectural gem back in 1929, and it still dominates an entire block from Worth Street to Thomas Street. The Merchants Square Building sits perfectly between Tribeca and the City Hall/Insurance District. After a complete 2012 renovation by GFP Real Estate and FPE Architects, this 16-story powerhouse now offers 702,815 square feet of Class B office space. Plus, you’ll love knowing your workspace is LEED Silver-certified.

Your Office Space Will Impress Clients

Forget cramped quarters and tiny windows. 40 Worth Street office space gives you room to breathe with floor plates averaging 38,000 square feet. Those oversized windows? They’re not just for show—they flood your workspace with natural light while serving up exceptional city views. Furthermore, the 2012 renovation means everything feels fresh and modern, not like you’re working in someone’s dusty attic.

Amenities That Matter to Your Daily Grind

You won’t find gimmicky perks here—just the essentials that keep your business running smoothly:

  • USPS Drop-Off: Handle your mail without leaving the building, because time is money and yours matters.
  • 24/7 Access & Security: Work late or start early—your schedule, your choice, with round-the-clock security keeping everything safe.
  • Covered Parking: Skip the street parking headaches and protect your car from the elements.
  • 12 Passenger Elevators + 2 Freight Elevators: Move people and equipment efficiently without those awkward elevator waits.
  • Complete Building Management: GFP Real Estate handles the details so you can focus on growing your business.

Getting Here Is Actually Easy

Your commute doesn’t have to be a nightmare. 40 Worth Street office space connects you to multiple subway lines including the A, C, E, J, N, R, Q, Z, 1, 2, and 3 trains. Additionally, you’re positioned perfectly between two of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods. Tribeca offers trendy restaurants and creative energy, while the City Hall/Insurance District provides serious business connections. Both are literally at your doorstep.

You’ll Be in Good Company

Smart businesses recognize quality when they see it. Current tenants at 40 Worth Street office space include heavy hitters like Weill Cornell Medicine, Acumen, and the Innocence Project. Design firms like Surface Design chose this location for good reason. Moreover, companies ranging from tech startups to established nonprofits like Public Health Solutions call this building home. Even shared workspace provider Bevmax operates here, proving this location works for businesses of all sizes.

Available Space

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Building Location & Nearby Public Transportation

Nearby Transportation

Subway

Canal Street (16ACEJMNQRZ) - 7 minutes Walk
Franklin Street (1) - 4 minutes Walk
Chambers Street (123ACEJMZ) - 5 minutes Walk
City Hall (NR) - 6 minutes Walk
Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall - 7 minutes Walk

Bus

Broadway/Warren Street - 6 minutes Walk
Broadway/Murray Street - 8 minutes Walk
Broadway/Reade Street - 4 minutes Walk
Broadway/Chambers Street - 6 minutes Walk
Broadway & Worth Street - 2 minutes Walk
Broadway & Thomas Street - 2 minutes Walk
Broadway/Thomas Street - 3 minutes Walk
Broadway/Walker Street - 5 minutes Walk
Broadway/White Street - 4 minutes Walk
Broadway/Franklin Street - 3 minutes Walk

Important Information

Listings are presented for illustrative purposes only; they may no longer be available and are provided merely as an exemplary representation of the types of spaces in a given neighborhood for a given price.