Rent Soho Medical

Boundaries for SoHo

SoHo is located in the southern portion of Midtown Manhattan and is bound by Crosby Street to 6th Avenue from Canal Street to Houston Street.

Class A Medical Leases for SoHo

SoHo contains 7 Class A medical buildings offering 15 different medical spaces for lease. In total, there are currently 95,499 square feet of rentable Class A, lease medical SoHo space available.

Class B Medical Leases for SoHo

SoHo contains 55 Class B medical buildings offering 148 different medical spaces for lease. In total, there are currently 753,395 square feet of rentable Class B, lease medical SoHo space available.

Commute to SoHo

When considering rent medical SoHo, there are ample commute options present throughout SoHo. The Broadway Lafayette Subway Station brings service from the B, D, F, M, train line. The Prince Street Subway Station brings service from the N, Q, R, W, train line. The Spring Street Subway Station brings service from the A,C,E, train line. The Bowery Subway Station provides service from the J train line. SoHo is filled with ample transportation hubs.

Market Data on SoHo

Rent, lease, coworking or sublease medical SoHo, includes the following information. Coworking SoHo exists from numerous providers. Sublease SoHo also exists. Currently in the lease medical SoHo market, Microsoft signed a 70,000 square feet lease at 300 Lafayette Street. Juul Labs has quired medical space at One SoHo Square.

History of Medical Leasing in SoHo

SoHo, an abbreviation of “South of Houston Street” remains one of New York City’s most desired commercial, and residential neighborhoods. SoHo contains the largest collection of cast-iron architecture in the world. These cast-iron buildings were constructed in the late 19th century, and were largely used for the textile industry. With the demise of American manufacturing prowess, the commercial cast iron buildings became ideal work and living spaces for the City’s artists due to the high ceilings and natural light, typical of cast iron buildings. Today, SoHo has risen to prominence as New York City’s premier retail and medical space hubs. Tenants are drawn to rent medical SoHo due, inpart, to the loft spaces and creative ambiance.