Rent/Lease Apartment 330 Spring Street, New York, NY

330 Spring Street was completed in about 2005. It holds roughly 93,120 square feet. Philip Johnson designed it, and Annabelle Selldorf did the interiors.

The building is named after Johnson's famous Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut. It brought that glass-walled modernism to a much larger, multi-unit building in Manhattan. It went up as a luxury condominium with 40 homes and a small amount of ground-floor commercial space. It stands among the old warehouse and printing buildings of Hudson Square.

Since then the area has become a major hub for media and technology companies. Google and Disney have built new headquarters about a block away. In 2024 a family-focused tenant, KidStrong, leased the building's retail space.

The building is best known as The Urban Glass House. The name comes from Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut.

• The Urban Glass House
• 330 Spring Street, New York, NY 10013
• 330 Spring St

It is sometimes called the Urban Glass House Condominium because the homes are owned as condos. It stands in Hudson Square, on the block of Spring Street between Washington and Greenwich Streets.

The Urban Glass House is a modern, glass-clad mid-rise condominium. Philip Johnson designed it, and Annabelle Selldorf did the interiors. Features include:

• Residences: floor-to-ceiling windows, ceilings around 10 feet high, central air and heat, and in-unit washers and dryers
• Ground-floor commercial space: a column-free layout with high ceilings, a new glass storefront with double-door entry, and corner exposure
• Commercial finishes: polished concrete floors, exposed ductwork and recessed lighting, with back-of-house rooms including a pantry, restroom and storage room

The location is very walkable and has excellent transit access.

The Urban Glass House at 330 Spring Street is mainly a residential condominium. Its commercial space is on the ground floor. The building has 40 residential units and 2 commercial units.

• KidStrong, a children's enrichment and fitness concept, leased about 4,500 square feet of retail space here in July 2024.

On that lease, the retail landlord was Kol Mizra together with Vendome Property Management. The storefront space has been set up as a gallery-style showroom. It has also been marketed for retail, gallery, showroom, office and medical uses. For a tenant, this means a small but visible commercial piece of a well-known condominium.

Hudson Square is a dense part of Lower Manhattan full of media and technology offices, and broadband infrastructure there is well developed. 330 Spring Street is mostly a residential condominium with a small ground-floor commercial space. Service to the retail unit would come from the carriers that already serve this block of Spring Street between Washington and Greenwich Streets.

Before signing a lease, commercial tenants should check which wired and fiber carriers can actually reach the storefront. They should also find out whether the building already has the conduit and wiring needed for business-grade service.

330 Spring Street sits on Spring Street between Washington Street and Greenwich Street in Hudson Square. Its ground-floor space has corner exposure. The location rates as a near-perfect walking and transit location, with strong bike access as well.

• C and E trains: Spring Street station, at Spring Street and Sixth Avenue, to the east
• 1 train: Houston Street station, at Varick Street
• A, C and E trains: Canal Street station, south of the building

The Hudson River Park waterfront and the Holland Tunnel approaches are just to the west. Varick Street and Hudson Street are nearby north-south roads with bus service.