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Address	$ / SF	SF	Monthly Rent
Small Downtown Offices for Rent
Mott St & Bayard Street	$ 45	1,000	$ 3,600
Canal St & Bowery	$ 72	1,000	$ 6,000
Broadway & Beaver Street and Exchange Place	$ 37	1,000	$ 3,000
Medium Downtown Offices for Rent
Lafayette St & Walker Street	$ 42	2,500	$ 8,600
E Broadway & Catherine Street	$ 39	2,500	$ 8,000
Broad St & South William Street	$ 42	2,500	$ 8,600
Large Downtown Offices for Rent
Greenwich St & Rector Street	$ 48	10,000	$ 40,000
Water St & Gold Street	$ 51	10,000	$ 42,400
Greenwich St & Rector Street	$ 48	10,100	$ 40,400

Address	$ / SF	SF	Monthly Rent
Small Downtown Offices for Rent
Broad St & Market Field	$ Negotiable	1,000	$ Negotiable
Broadway & Morris Street	$ Negotiable	1,100	$ Negotiable
Fulton St & Cliff Street	$ Negotiable	1,100	$ Negotiable
Medium Downtown Offices for Rent
Broadway & Morris Street	$ Negotiable	2,500	$ Negotiable
Broadway & Park Place	$ Negotiable	2,600	$ Negotiable
Broadway & Morris Street	$ 41	2,600	$ 8,800
Large Downtown Offices for Rent
New York Plaza & Broad Street	$ Negotiable	10,000	$ Negotiable
Wall St & Broadway	$ 43	10,000	$ 35,800
World Trade Center & Vesey Street	$ Negotiable	10,100	$ Negotiable

Address	$ / SF	SF	Monthly Rent
Small Downtown Offices for Rent
Wall St & William Street	$ 144	1,000	$ 12,000.0
World Trade Center & Church Street	$ 144	1,100	$ 13,200.0
Broad St & Exchange Place	$ 114	1,100	$ 10,450.0
Medium Downtown Offices for Rent
Broadway & Morris Street	$ 144	2,500	$ 30,000.0
World Trade Center & Church Street	$ 144	2,600	$ 31,200.0
World Trade Center & Church Street	$ 144	2,800	$ 33,600.0
Large Downtown Offices for Rent
World Trade Center & Church Street	$ 144	10,000	$ 120,000.0
World Trade Center & Church Street	$ 144	10,100	$ 121,200.0
Broadway & Fulton Street	$ 144	10,100	$ 121,200.0

Address	$ / SF	SF	Monthly Rent

Downtown

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Manhattan Downtown for rent

Manhattan Downtown 14th Street to Battery Park from East River to the Hudson River contains 375 buildings containing about 100 million square feet.

There are a variety of Manhattan Downtown offices for rent or lease. There are Manhattan Downtown offices available both on a direct and sublease basis. There are also shared or coworking Manhattan Downtown office for rent.

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Downtown NYC, also known as Lower Manhattan, is a vibrant and bustling area of New York City. Here are some key highlights and attractions that make this neighborhood unique:

1. Financial District: As the heart of America's financial industry, Downtown boasts iconic landmarks such as Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, and Federal Hall. This neighborhood is home to various banks and financial institutions.

2. One World Trade Center: Standing at 1,776 feet tall, One World Trade Center, also known as the Freedom Tower, is the main building of the World Trade Center complex. It offers breathtaking views of the city from its observatory and serves as a testament to the city's resilience.

3. South Street Seaport: Located at the southern tip of Manhattan, the South Street Seaport is a historic area with cobblestone streets and restored 19th-century buildings. It features a museum, shops, eateries, and offers stunning views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the East River.

4. Battery Park: Situated at the southernmost point of Manhattan, Battery Park offers a serene retreat from the city's chaos. It provides picturesque views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, has beautiful gardens, and is a popular spot for outdoor activities.

5. Tribeca: Short for Triangle Below Canal Street, Tribeca is a trendy neighborhood known for its upscale lofts, art galleries, and high-end restaurants. It hosts the annual Tribeca Film Festival and is a hub for the creative industry.

6. Chinatown: This vibrant neighborhood is the largest Chinatown in the Western Hemisphere. It offers a rich cultural experience with colorful shops, bustling markets, authentic Asian cuisine, and traditional festivals.

7. Little Italy: Nestled next to Chinatown, Little Italy is a charming neighborhood that pays homage to Italian heritage. It is famous for its Italian restaurants, sidewalk cafes, and yearly Feast of San Gennaro, a street festival celebrating Italian-American culture.

8. Museums and Cultural Institutions: Downtown NYC is home to several renowned museums, including the National September 11 Memorial Museum, the Fraunces Tavern Museum, and the Skyscraper Museum. It also houses the New York City Hall, the African Burial Ground National Monument, and the historic Fraunces Tavern.

Overall, Downtown NYC offers a mix of history, culture, finance, and stunning architecture, making it a must-visit destination for both tourists and locals alike.

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