Major Market Guide: NYC's Commercial Real Estate Landscape
Our focus is on the Real Estate market of New York City, Manhattan. Browse Neighborhoods to read about these markets and see listings.
Our focus is on the Real Estate market of New York City, Manhattan. Browse Neighborhoods to read about these markets and see listings.
No matter if you’re a startup new to the New York City commercial real estate scene, looking for a sublet, or a seasoned professional scouting for the next big opportunity, Manhattan’s neighborhoods offer a kaleidoscope of experiences that are as diverse as they are dynamic. From the towering skyscrapers of Midtown, whispering tales of commerce and ambition, to the artistic alleys of Downtown, where history and modernity dance in the streets, this path through Manhattan’s major submarkets is an invitation to discover the very essence of the city. Let’s look at what you should know before diving headfirst into searching for New York City office space.
Midtown Manhattan is a towering testament to ambition and dreams realized. As the commerce center of the city, streets thrum with the energy of endless possibility, and every corner tells a story of aspiration and achievement.
Essentially the highest-priced office submarket in Midtown Manhattan, Madison/Fifth commands respect…
Read moreAs the iconic site of one of the most popular Christmas sights in the U.S., the Rockefeller Center and it…
Read moreLocated at the core of Midtown Manhattan, the market’s largest of three major subdivisions, the Br…
Read moreThe geographical center of New York City and the point from which official highway distances from th…
Read moreThe Midtown East area bordered by 59th and 42nd streets, Fifth Avenue and the East River is the core reta…
Read moreThe Garment District in Midtown Manhattan is famous for being one of the biggest centers for fa…
Read moreAs the transportation node ensuring mobility to all residents and workers in the area, Grand Central is o…
Read moreThe largest private development in the U.S., the Hudson Yards mega-project is only half-complete, yet it …
Read moreThe Midtown East area bordered by 59th and 42nd streets, Fifth Avenue and the East River is the core reta…
Read moreConsisting mostly of residential buildings due to longstanding zoning regulations, Murray Hill is a neigh…
Read morePark Avenue is one of the most expensive streets in the world and a veritable Mecca for international cor…
Read moreThe Garment District in Midtown Manhattan is famous for being one of the biggest centers for fa…
Read moreThe Plaza District in Midtown Manhattan has, over the years, become synonymous with prestige, l…
Read moreMany associate the Times Square/West Side district of Midtown Manhattan with tourism, entertain…
Read moreThe area housing the United Nations global headquarters was once a center for shipbuilding and the home o…
Read moreMany associate the Times Square/West Side district of Midtown Manhattan with tourism, entertain…
Read moreMidtown South is where creativity meets commerce. characterized by its vibrant atmosphere and historic buildings converted into modern workspaces.
The second-largest office submarket by inventory in Midtown South, Chelsea is one of the more up-and…
Read moreThe Flatiron District takes its name from one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. The wedge-like …
Read moreManhattan’s posh Gramercy Park neighborhood, which comprises the area surrounding Gramercy Park, is one…
Read moreAlthough likely one of the smallest Midtown South submarkets by volume, Greenwich Village is a …
Read moreA popular lunchtime meeting point for Midtown South workers, as well as for shoppers and tourists visitin…
Read moreThe neighborhood’s name stands for ‘Triangle Below Canal Street’ and is widely regarded as the area…
Read moreThe Meatpacking District, bordered by Chelsea to the north and Greenwich Village to t…
Read moreThe SoHo district of Midtown South has gone through various incarnations over the decades. It s…
Read moreEssentially the highest-priced office submarket in Midtown Manhattan, Madison/Fifth commands respect…
Read moreNamed for its position as a meeting point between a large number of roadways, Union Square in Midtown Sou…
Read moreDowntown Manhattan may be known as the historic core of the financial industry. However, today, it’s expanding well beyond, offering a unique blend of old-world charm, modern dynamism, and comparably affordable office space.
The area bordered by Little Italy to the north, Civic Center to the south, the Lower East Side …
Read moreHome to the offices of city, state, and federal government, the City Hall/Insurance District benefits fro…
Read moreBuilt over the troubled site formerly known as the Five Points, Downtown Manhattan’s Civic Center …
Read moreThe symbol of Manhattan’s image as the foremost financial center in the world, the city’s Financial D…
Read moreFollowing more than a decade of redevelopment and rebuilding, the World Trade Center submarket of Do…
Read moreUptown Manhattan, encompassing vibrant neighborhoods like Harlem and Washington Heights, is a rich mosaic of culture, history, and community.
The Uptown Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem is located just north of Central Park, bordered by …
Read moreOriginally known as the Silk Stocking District, the prestigious Upper East Side neighborhood is a posh, m…
Read moreThe upscale Upper West Side neighborhood is bordered by the Hudson River on the west, Central Park to the…
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