Commercial Real Estate

Finding nonprofit office space in Manhattan starts with a deceptively simple question. What kind of real estate arrangement does your organization actually need? “Renting an office” can describe several very….

The asking rent on an NYC office proposal tells only part of the economic story. Free rent, tenant improvements, workletters, and other concessions can materially change your actual occupancy cost…..

An expiring New York City office lease creates more than a choice between staying and moving. It creates a chance to reset occupancy costs, space needs, flexibility, location, and workplace….

An NYC office lease proposal should explain much more than rent and lease length. It should define the economics, delivery, construction, operations, security, flexibility, and timing of the deal. A….

Need an NYC office you can use quickly, without starting a construction project? New York businesses use “furnished,” “turnkey,” and “plug-and-play” to describe several very different office arrangements. Those terms….

How much office space does your company actually need in New York City? A simple square-feet-per-employee number can give you a starting point. However, it cannot give you a reliable….

A New York City office lease can take six to nine months from early planning through occupancy. Custom construction, larger requirements, or complex approvals can extend the process beyond 12….

Your Broker’s role is to compare direct leases and subleases against your timing, budget, operations, and risk tolerance. That tenant-first approach helps you judge the entire occupancy cost before you….

NYC office space can cost under $50 per square foot or exceed $200 per square foot annually. Location matters, but location alone never tells the full story. Building quality, lease….

Finding office space in New York City starts with a business decision, not a property tour. Your space must support people, budget, growth, clients, technology, and timing. A tenant broker….