Rent/Lease Office 107 Grand St

History of 107 Grand Street, Manhattan, NYC

107 Grand Street is a historic commercial building located in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. Originally constructed in 1881, the building has undergone significant changes over its lifetime.

In 1899, three bays were added to the west side of the building, expanding its footprint. Later, in 1906, two additional stories were added, increasing its height and capacity. The building features cast iron elements crafted by Heurelmann & Co. Iron Works, characteristic of the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District to which it belongs.

The building was designed by architect Thomas Stent and built by Marc Eidlitz, notable figures in New York City's architectural history. It was originally developed by William Astor and intended for commercial use with retail stores on the lower floors.

Today, 107 Grand Street stands as an eight-story structure with approximately 66,532 square feet of space, retaining its historical architecture while serving modern commercial purposes. It was last altered in 1998 to accommodate contemporary needs while preserving its historic character.

107 Grand Street, Manhattan, NYC

Primary Address: 107 Grand Street

Alternate Addresses:

• 107-113 Grand Street
• 32-36 Mercer Street

Neighborhood: SoHo

Zip Code: 10013

Borough: Manhattan

Building Information:

• Year Built: 1882 (some sources note 1915 as a rebuild/alteration year)
• Stories: 8
• Units: 8 commercial units
• Lot size: 8,402 square feet
• Gross Building Area: 66,532 square feet
• Building dimensions approximately 87 ft frontage × 85–95 ft depth

Property Details:

• Building Type: Office with Commercial (O6)
• Floor Area Ratio (FAR): 8 (built), Commercial FAR: 5
• Community District: 2
• School District: 2

Tax and Valuation (2024-2025):

• Assessed Market Value: $8,300,000
• Assessed Value: $3,735,000
• Estimated Property Tax: $414,116

107 Grand St, Manhattan, NYC

Located in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, 107 Grand Street is near several key cross streets including Canal Street, Spring Street, Prince Street, Bowery, Bleecker Street, Franklin Street, Broadway, and Lafayette Street.

Nearby Cross Streets

• Canal Street
• Spring Street
• Prince Street
• Bowery
• Bleecker Street
• Franklin Street
• Broadway
• Lafayette Street
• Grand Street

Transportation Options

Several subway stations and lines provide convenient access near 107 Grand Street:

• Subway Stations:
  • Canal St (multiple entrances within 0.1 to 0.3 miles)
  • Spring St (approximately 0.23 - 0.38 miles)
  • Prince St (around 0.29 miles)
  • Grand St (about 0.44 miles)
  • Broadway - Lafayette St (0.39 miles)
  • Bowery (0.39 miles)
  • Bleecker St (0.48 miles)
  • Franklin St (0.32 miles)
• Bus Routes: Though not immediately at 107 Grand Street, nearby bus access includes routes serving Canal Street and Bowery corridors.

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