50-52 Pine Street

Class C 10005 Buildings Financial District

Sublease Office Spaces for Rent

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Coworking Office Spaces for Rent

Type of Space Class A Class B Class C
Windowed office/person $ 2,000/mo $ 1,250/mo $ 750/mo
Interior office/person $ 1,250/mo $ 750/mo $ 500/mo

Nearby Office Spaces for Rent

Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Hanover Sq & Beaver Street and Pearl Street $ 35 1,600 $ 4,666
Beaver St & New Street $ 35 1,700 $ 4,995
Broadway & Exchange Place $ 57 1,000 $ 4,708
Broadway & Beaver Street and Exchange Place $ 41 1,100 $ 3,758
Water St & Coenties Slip $ 55 1,100 $ 4,999
Greenwich St & Carlisle Street $ 50 2,300 $ 9,583
Stone St & Between Broad Street $ 48 1,500 $ 6,000
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Beaver St & New Street $ 31 3,500 $ 8,895
Front St & Between Beekman Street $ 51 3,100 $ 13,198
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent

Nearby Coworking Office Spaces for Rent

Type of Space Class A Class B Class C
Windowed office/person $ 2,000/mo $ 1,250/mo $ 1,000/mo
Interior office/person $ 1,250/mo $ 750/mo $ 500/mo

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Medical Spaces for Rent

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50-52 Pine Street

50-52 Pine Street is a 12-story office building located in the Financial District neighborhood of Manhattan. Further information on rent, lease office 50-52 Pine Street includes the following. 50-52 Pine Street does not currently have co-working options available.
We can get you the best deals on coworking. No Fee. We negotiate to get you the best deals.The Zip Code for 50-52 Pine Street is 10005. 50-52 Pine Street contains 48,000 square feet of office space for rent. The office space is rated Class C. Construction of 50-52 Pine Street finished in 1904. Small, medium and large options for rent office 50-52 Pine Street are available. In addition to nearby office building lease options, sublease 50-52 Pine Street options may be provided as well.

50-52 Pine Street Property Overview

Bulding Address: 50-52 Pine St
Building Alternate address: 50-52 Pine St
Zip Code:10005
Neighborhood:Financial District
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:12
Year Built:1904
Building Class:C

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Nearby Office Tenants Leased
  • The Louis Berger Group Inc. leased 13,650 SF at 48 Wall St
  • Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP leased 13,500 SF at 80 Pine St
  • MCIC Vermont leased 13,100 SF at 14 Wall St
  • Association of Junior Leagues International leased 10,877 SF at 90 William St
  • Priceline leased 6,411 SF at 100 William St
  • Platinum Properties leased 4,327 SF at 30 Wall St
  • The Judge Group leased 4,269 SF at 40 Wall St
  • Executive Placement Network leased 4,000 SF at 62 William St
  • The Global Justice Center leased 3,832 SF at 11 Hanover Sq
  • SmartAsset leased 2,932 SF at 44 Wall St
  • Empire State Pride Agenda leased 2,852 SF at 80 Maiden Ln
  • Royalty Travel leased 1,685 SF at 75 Maiden Ln
  • Vintage Partners leased 1,580 SF at 125 Maiden Ln
  • Event Planners Plus leased 213 SF at 80 Wall St
  • Nexus Expediting leased 174 SF at 82 Wall St

Nearby Retail Tenants Leased
  • Duane Reade leased 23,310 SF at 40 Wall St
  • Chop't leased 3,340 SF at 80 Pine St
  • Sleepy's leased 3,000 SF at 83 Maiden Ln
  • AT&T; leased 1,565 SF at 82 Wall St
  • Starbucks leased 886 SF at 60 Wall St
  • True Religion Jeans leased 600 SF at 14 Wall St
  • Expo Barber Shop leased 500 SF at 90 William St

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