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Address SF Monthly Rent
Small Offices for Rent | New York
Hudson St & Charlton Street 1,000 $ 3,600
Gansevoort St & 10th Avenue 1,100 $ 5,400
Varick St & Spring Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Varick St & Spring Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Hudson St & Charlton Street 1,400 $ 6,400
Spring St & Houston Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Medium Offices for Rent | Commercial Spaces
Spring St & Greenwich Street 2,500 $ 5,800
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Greenwich St & West Houston Street 2,600 $ 17,200
Greenwich St & West Houston Street 2,600 $ 17,200
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Large Offices for Rent
Hudson St & Charlton Street 10,000 $ 54,000
Varick St & Charlton Street 10,000 $ 25,800
Greenwich St & West Houston Street 10,100 $ 72,200
Hudson St & Vandam street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Varick St & Vandam Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Varick St & Vandam Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Address SF Monthly Rent
Small Offices for Rent
Gansevoort St & Hudson Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Hudson St & Charlton Street 1,800 $ Negotiable
Gansevoort St & Hudson Street 2,200 $ Negotiable
Medium Offices for Rent
Varick St & Clarkson Street 2,500 $ Negotiable
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Large Offices for Rent
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Varick St & Clarkson Street 10,500 $ Negotiable
Varick St & Charlton Street Negotiable $ Negotiable
Address SF Monthly Rent
Address SF Monthly Rent
office Tenants Rented / Leased Hudson Square

Hudson Square Office Rent Average

Building Class Year $ / SF
A 2019 49.0
A 2022 145.0
A 2023 119.0
Building Class Year $ / SF
B 2019 70.0
B 2020 59.0
B 2021 60.0
B 2022 70.0
B 2023 75.0
Year $ / SF Building Class

Hudson Square

As a Tenant Broker we represent you, not the landlord to get you the best deal to rent lease, let or buy an an office in Hudson Square.

As a Tenant Broker we represent you, not the landlord to get you the best deal to rent lease, let or buy an an office in Hudson Square.

Hudson Square, NYC

The Hudson Square Neighborhood in Midtown South sits opposite SoHo on the West Side, and runs all the way to the river. The other borders of the neighborhood are 6th Avenue to the East (which becomes SoHo), Canal Street to the South, and Morton Street in the North.

Hudson Square represents one of the newest business areas in Manhattan. Like Chelsea above it, it offers a mix of offices, restaurants, bars, stores, art galleries, and housing complexes, making it a newly developing mix-use area. Of course, its relatively new status means the prices are cheaper than Chelsea, or at least they will be for a little bit. Like Chelsea, warehouses have been turned into buildings with all kinds of uses, and any small firm can find a location here. Also, the area has some of the best park area in Manhattan, with a beautiful stretch running along the Hudson River that allows for exercise and recreation.

Like Chelsea, Hudson Square is good for small firms, but those who don't quite have the budget to be in a more central location. This should not be a mark against the neighborhood though, as the 1, C, and E lines all serve it, and the park space is extraordinary.

Hudson Square is a good place in Manhattan to be in a neighborhood that is still developing, and Optimal Spaces can help a small office firm find suitable space.
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Hudson Square is a neighborhood located in the lower western section of Manhattan, New York City. It is bordered by Houston Street to the north, Canal Street to the south, Sixth Avenue to the east, and the Hudson River to the west.

Hudson Square is known for its industrial history, with many old warehouses and factories that have been repurposed into creative spaces, offices, and residential lofts. The neighborhood has undergone significant redevelopment over the years, attracting media and technology companies, as well as trendy restaurants, cafes, and bars.

One of the highlights of Hudson Square is the High Line Park, an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line that offers stunning views of the city and the Hudson River. The park features green spaces, walking paths, and art installations, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

Hudson Square also houses several cultural institutions, including the SoHo Playhouse, which stages Off-Broadway theater productions, and the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, dedicated to LGBTQ+ art. The neighborhood is also home to a number of art galleries, showcasing a diverse range of contemporary artwork.

In addition to its cultural attractions, Hudson Square is a vibrant and lively neighborhood with a variety of dining and shopping options. From upscale restaurants to casual eateries and specialty shops, there is something to suit every taste.

Overall, Hudson Square offers a mix of history, creativity, and urban charm, making it a popular destination for residents and visitors looking to experience a unique slice of New York City.
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