Affitta Ufficio SoHo

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Affitta Ufficio SoHo

Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Delancey St & norfolk street
52,600
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & Grand Street
17,800
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Spring Street
13,100
$ Negotiable
B
Spring St & Lafayette Street
11,500
$ 81,400
C
Howard St & Mercer Street
7,100
$ 53,200
A
Broadway & Howard Street
7,100
$ 85,200.0
Medium Offices for Rent
C
Centre St & Grand Street
6,900
$ Negotiable
A
E Houston St & Allen Street
6,900
$ Negotiable
B
Wooster St & Spring Street
6,800
$ Negotiable
C
Howard St & Mercer Street
6,000
$ 46,200
B
Broadway & Grand Street and Howard Street
5,600
$ 41,000
A
Broadway & East Houston
3,700
$ 25,400
Small Offices for Rent
B
Broadway & Grand Street and Howard Street
2,400
$ 17,600
B
Broadway & East Houston Street
2,300
$ Negotiable
A
Greene St & Canal Street
2,300
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Howard Street
2,200
$ Negotiable
C
Howard St & Mercer Street
2,000
$ 15,400
A
Broadway & East Houston Street
1,900
$ 7,400
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Broome St & Suffolk Street
51,900
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & Spring Street
17,300
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & East Houston Street
13,200
$ 60,400
C
Broadway & Spring Street
13,100
$ Negotiable
A
Broadway & Howard Street
8,200
$ 98,400.0
C
W Houston St & Sullivan Street
7,600
$ 30,600
Medium Offices for Rent
A
E Houston St & Allen Street
6,900
$ Negotiable
B
Wooster St & Spring Street
6,800
$ 49,800
B
West Broadway & Spring Street
6,700
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Howard Street
6,500
$ Negotiable
C
Howard St & Mercer Street
6,000
$ 46,000
A
E Broadway & Pike Street
3,000
$ 20,000
Small Offices for Rent
B
Broadway & Grand Street and Howard Street
2,400
$ 17,400
B
Broadway & East Houston Street
2,300
$ Negotiable
A
Greene St & Canal Street
2,300
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Howard Street
2,200
$ Negotiable
A
Broadway & Howard Street
1,900
$ 22,800.0
C
Wooster St & Broome Street
1,800
$ 10,400
Rent Coworking Office
Type of Space Class A/month Class B/month Class C/month
Windowed office/person $ 2016 $ 1250 $ 750
Interior office/person $ 1266 $ 750 $ 500
Team Rooms $ 10016 $ 8000 $ 5000
Suites $ 20016 $ 12000 $ 7000
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Hudson St & Clarkson Street
110,200
$ Negotiable
B
Hudson St & Clarkson Street
84,300
$ Negotiable
C
Varick St & Clarkson Street
41,700
$ Negotiable
A
Fifth Ave & West 21st Street
15,000
$ 101,200
B
Crosby St & East Houston Street
11,500
$ 77,000
C
Lafayette St & East 4th Street
9,400
$ 56,400
Medium Offices for Rent
B
Hudson St & Worth Street
6,900
$ Negotiable
A
E Houston St & Allen Street
6,900
$ Negotiable
B
Beach St & Greenwich Street
6,700
$ 55,000
C
Centre St & Grand Street
6,600
$ Negotiable
A
Fifth Ave & East 38th Street
5,100
$ 17,200
C
W 22nd Street & 5th Avenue
4,100
$ 22,800
Small Offices for Rent
C
W 22nd Street & Fifth Avenue
2,500
$ Negotiable
B
Chambers St & Church Street
2,300
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & East 19th Street
2,200
$ 13,600
C
Broadway & East 21st Street
1,800
$ 11,000
Office Tenants Rented / Leased SoHo
  • MiddleGround Capital leased 8,425 SF at 10 Crosby Street
  • The Collective leased 9,000 SF at 110 Greene Street
  • Milk Makeup leased 17,586 SF at 568 Broadway
  • Maria Tash leased 16,910 SF at 2 Crosby Street
  • Rick Owens leased 7,500 SF at 2 Crosby Street
  • Lead Edge Capital leased 7,415 SF at 96 Spring Street
  • Oscar Health leased 80,000 SF at 1 Hudson Square
  • Raven Capital Management leased 6,400 SF at 75 Spring Street
  • Publicis Groupe leased 960,000 SF at 375 Hudson Street
  • Flatiron Health leased 122,068 SF at 1 Soho Square
  • Juul Labs leased 54,000 SF at 1 Soho Square
  • Bach leased 763 SF at 265 Canal Street
  • DeVito/Verdi leased 17,175 SF at 330 Hudson Street
  • Mekanism leased 27,780 SF at 250 Hudson Street

SoHo

Confini Geografici

SoHo, un'abbreviazione di "South of Houston Street," è delimitato da Canal Street a sud, West Houston Street a nord, Crosby Street a est e Sixth Avenue a ovest. Il quartiere si estende per circa 26 isolati ed è attraversato da Lafayette Street, che ne divide le sezioni orientali e occidentali. Il distretto storico di SoHo-Cast Iron, designato nel 1973 e ampliato nel 2010, costituisce il nucleo dell'area, includendo l'iconica architettura in ghisa e strade laterali pavimentate con blocchi di pietra belga.

Attività Commerciali e Panorama Retail

SoHo è una destinazione di prim'ordine per la moda di lusso, gallerie d'arte e rivenditori di alto livello. Grandi marchi globali come Chanel, Prada e Alexander McQueen ancorano Broadway, mentre piccole boutique e negozi di concetto costeggiano Prince e Spring Streets. L’offerta commerciale del quartiere include designer indipendenti, negozi vintage e flagship store come la libreria dell’edificio Scholastic. Ristoranti raffinati, come Balthazar e Raoul’s, offrono cucina ispirata alla tradizione francese, mentre nuovi locali come The Dutch e Lovely Day rispondono ai gusti contemporanei. Gallerie d'arte, tra cui il Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, contribuiscono all'economia creativa dell'area.

Attrazioni Storiche

Il passato industriale di SoHo come hub manifatturiero del XIX secolo si è trasformato in un enclave artistica negli anni '60–'70 dopo che le fabbriche hanno lasciato l'area. La conservazione degli edifici in ghisa ha portato alla sua designazione nel 1978 come monumento storico nazionale. Attrazioni chiave includono l'Haughwout Building (1857), famoso per il suo innovativo ascensore Otis, e il negozio E.V. Haughwout & Co. Le gallerie del quartiere, come la Judd Foundation, riflettono la sua eredità come fonte di movimenti artistici minimalisti e avanguardisti.

Caratteristiche Architettoniche ed Edifici Significativi

L'architettura di SoHo è dominata da facciate in ghisa, caratterizzate da colonne ornate, grandi finestre e architravi decorativi. Il Gunther Building (1873) e il Little Singer Building in stile Queen Anne (1904) esemplificano questo stile. Il distretto storico di SoHo-Cast Iron protegge circa 500 edifici, molti dei quali convertiti in loft. L'edificio Scholastic, una struttura moderna in vetro, contrasta con i magazzini storici, mentre il centro Angel Orensanz, un'ex sinagoga, serve come spazio eventi. La maggior parte delle strutture sono edifici a uso misto di cinque o sei piani con attività commerciali al piano terra.

Opzioni di Trasporto

SoHo è accessibile tramite diverse linee della metropolitana: i treni C, E e A a Spring Street; i treni N, R, Q e W a Prince Street; e il treno 6 a Canal Street. Le linee degli autobus M21 e M55 collegano il quartiere al West Village e a Midtown. Stazioni Citi Bike e marciapiedi ottimizzati per il traffico pedonale rendono praticabili il ciclismo e le passeggiate. A causa del forte traffico, guidare è meno comune, anche se arterie principali come Canal Street offrono accesso al Tunnel Holland.

CAP Adiacenti e Aree Vicine

SoHo utilizza principalmente i CAP 10012 e 10013. Le aree adiacenti includono NoHo (a nord, CAP 10012), Little Italy (a sud, CAP 10013) e il West Village (a ovest, CAP 10014). Il confine con Chinatown vicino a Canal Street è spesso culturalmente sfumato, anche se il CAP 10002 segna il nucleo di Chinatown. Tribeca (a sud-ovest, CAP 10007) e il Lower East Side (a est, CAP 10002) delimitano le periferie del quartiere.

Aziende di Rilievo e Profili Uffici

Gli spazi ufficio di SoHo attirano aziende creative e orientate alla tecnologia. Il quartiere ospita le sedi centrali di BuzzFeed e VICE Media in loft convertiti, insieme a startup del settore fashion-tech come i showroom di rent-the-runway. Agenzie creative, incluse agenzie pubblicitarie e di design, occupano i piani superiori degli edifici in ghisa. Attività legate all'arte, come case d'asta e gallerie, mantengono uffici vicino a West Broadway. Grandi rivenditori come Apple e Bloomingdale’s operano flagship store ma non mantengono uffici aziendali nell'area.

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Buildings Offices in SoHo

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