Manhattan Office Space

58th St. Lex-3rd / Bright 34th Floor Luxury Law Office(s) Available

A new listing has been posted for 1 or 2 windowed offices in a full floor law office.  The ample offices for sublet offer great light and views and include the services of a professional receptionist to greet your guests and answer all of your phone calls, and there is also digital voice mail for [...]

59th St. at Park Ave – Lawyers Renting To Lawyers

This law suite has been in continuous operation under the same management for nearly 25 years.  It offers legal / professional / executive offices in a full floor environment (actually 2 full floors), with attractive reception areas, friendly support staff, and an on site manager.
This law suite encompasses 60 offices, with many long term satisfied [...]

A Grand Full Floor in Soho

176 Grand Street is offering the entire 2nd floor, 6,800 sq. ft. at an unusually appealing number.  The asking price on the offering is $34.00 per sq. ft.  [My, have things changed in Soho - - remember not to long ago when most rentals started with a "5"?]
This full floor has high ceilings throughout [...]

Midtown Law Space With Good Economics

There is an interesting deal at 875 Third Avenue. It consists of 6,943 square feet of law office space on a portion of the 18th floor.  The space has a nice reception area and large windowed offices with views throughout the unit.  The office hallways have ample secretarial and paralegal areas, windowed and interior conference [...]

158 West 27th Offers NBI With Architectural Services

Our owner is focused solely on delivering a turn-key solution to new tenants, incorporating new thermopane windows, HVAC, bathrooms and wood floors.  We will even provide the architectural and engineering services required to complete your plans for new office space.
This photograph shows the front side of the 9th floor in its present, pre-construction state.  The [...]

A Dark Horizon

Probably half of the major office buildings purchased in the last five years are totally over-leveraged.  Sooner or later the ownership of these buildings will be wiped out by their inability to refinance prior overvalued purchases.  Will we end up with a ton of bank owned property?  Is there significant cash waiting on the sidelines [...]