56 Broadway, Entire 19th Floor
Commercial Loft
$ 41,000 /month
10,250 SF
Space Overview
This full-floor prebuilt office delivers 10,250 square feet of contemporary workspace on the 19th floor of a Class A building in Manhattan’s Financial District. The space features windows on all four sides, with Hudson River views that reward you at every turn. Inside, polished concrete floors meet open ceilings and pendant lighting for a clean, modern aesthetic. The layout includes a large bullpen area, a full glass conference room, a wet pantry, and four rear offices. New tenants can modify the floor plan to suit their specific needs. The asking rent is $62 per square foot ($52,958 per month) with sub-metered electricity. The landlord seeks a 5 to 10-year lease term.
56 Broadway stands along the famed Canyon of Heroes on Lower Broadway, surrounded by landmark commercial towers that have defined Lower Manhattan’s skyline for over a century. The building has a fully renovated lobby that welcomes tenants and visitors with a polished first impression. Its position near Bowling Green places it within a three-minute walk of Wall Street, Broad Street, and Rector Street subway stations, connecting tenants to nearly a dozen subway lines.
Neighborhood
The Financial District offers more than a prestigious address. FiDi blends historic cobblestone streets with modern towers, waterfront dining at South Street Seaport, and retail destinations like Brookfield Place and the Oculus at the World Trade Center. Stone Street draws crowds for lunch and after-work drinks, while Battery Park provides green space along the harbor. The neighborhood sits at the crossroads of nearly every major subway line, plus ferry service to Brooklyn and New Jersey. Once strictly a 9-to-5 district, FiDi has grown into a round-the-clock neighborhood with restaurants, hotels, and cultural attractions. Learn more about the Financial District.
Location
Nearby Public Transportation
Wall Street () - 3 minutes WalkBowling Green () - 3 minutes WalkFulton Street () - 7 minutes WalkRector Street () - 3 minutes WalkWTC Cortlandt - 8 minutes WalkCortlandt Street () - 6 minutes WalkWhitehall Street–South Ferry - 8 minutes WalkBroad Street () - 3 minutes Walk
Trinity Place/Thames Street - 3 minutes WalkTrinity Place/Rector Street - 3 minutes WalkTrinity Place/Exchange Alley - 2 minutes WalkChurch Street/Cortland Street - 8 minutes WalkChurch Street/Liberty Street - 6 minutes WalkWater Street & Wall Street - 8 minutes WalkWater St & Broad St - 7 minutes Walk
Property Details
Listing 58733
| Size: | 10,250 SF | Rent/SF: | $ 48.00 |
| Monthly Rent: | $ 41,000 | Lease Type: | Direct |
| Available: | 04/01/2025 | Lease Term: | 5-10 years |
| Suite/Floor: | 19th | Address: | 56 Broadway |
Features
| Built Offices | Class A Building |
| Conference Room | Renovated Lobby |
| Ultra Bright |
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.
The symbol of Manhattan’s image as the foremost financial center in the world, the city’s Financial District is an iconic destination for all companies in finance and banking. Shorthanded as FiDi, the submarket contains nearly one half of Downtown Manhattan’s total office inventory, totaling nearly 40 million square feet of space. Many of the neighborhood’s classic pre-war commercial buildings, no longer suited to financial services firms with greater needs of amenities and fixtures, have been converted into luxury residential buildings, slowly transforming the area into a vibrant neighborhood of downtown. Housing the headquarters of such institutions as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Financial District is the place to be for anyone in finance. The neighborhood houses Wall Street, the area’s icon for financial strength and one of the world’s most recognizable symbols of capitalism. Companies headquartered here include Goldman Sachs, whose home is in the 200 West Street building, Deutsche Bank, at 60 Wall Street, and HSBC, at the Marine Midland Building at 140 Broadway. A large inventory is leased to companies in a volatile industry, thus maintaining vacancy at relatively high levels by Lower Manhattan standards—in the 11-12 percent range. The overall average rent price per square foot rests around the $57 mark. The rise and development of fintech companies, and their rapid capitalization may well result in the stabilization of office space here and a new evolution for the Financial District. Few places are better served by public transportation. When the subways were built they all pointed to the Financial District. The 4 and 5 East Side trains run under Broadway, while the N and R trains operate beneath Trinity Place. The West Side 1 and 2 trains stop right at Wall and William streets.
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