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Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Astor Pl & Cooper Square $ 50
13,400
$ 55,275
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Greene St & Between Canal Street $ 74
4,900
$ 30,216
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Broadway & East Houston Street $ 48
1,900
$ 7,600
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Broadway & East Houston Street $ 56
13,200
$ 61,050
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Broadway & East Houston Street $ 66
4,300
$ 23,650
Broadway & Broome Street $ 110
5,400
$ 49,500
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Broadway & Broome Street $ 110
2,500
$ 22,916
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Eldridge St & Hester Street $ 30
4,000
$ 10,166
Broadway & Howard Street $ 61
3,000
$ 15,250
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Wooster St & Broome Street $ 70
1,800
$ 10,575
Broome St & Greene Street $ 42
2,000
$ 7,000
Broadway & Howard Street $ 62
2,200
$ 11,458
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Nearby office Spaces for Rent

Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Broadway & Howard Street $ 111
7,500
$ 69,375
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Broadway & East Houston $ 82
3,700
$ 25,129
E Broadway & Between Pike Street $ 80
3,000
$ 20,000
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Spring St & Lafayette Street $ 85
11,500
$ 81,458
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Broadway & East Houston Street $ 81
6,100
$ 41,175
Broadway & Howard Street $ 52
2,500
$ 10,833
Wooster St & Spring Street $ 86
6,800
$ 48,450
Mulberry St & Hester Street $ 44
3,000
$ 11,125
Greene St & Broome Street $ 105
4,500
$ 39,375
Broadway & Grand Street and Howard Street $ 60
5,600
$ 28,000
Allen St & Between Canal Street $ 52
3,500
$ 15,020
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Broadway & East Houston Street $ 70
1,800
$ 10,500
Broadway & Howard Street $ 54
2,300
$ 10,286
Spring St & Broome Street $ 85
1,600
$ 11,312
Broadway & Grand Street and Howard Street $ 86
2,400
$ 17,300
Centre St & Broome Street $ 60
1,700
$ 8,500
Bowery & Between Canal Street $ 58
1,500
$ 7,312
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Broadway & Spring Street $ 104
42,200
$ 363,975
Howard St & Between Mercer Street $ 90
7,100
$ 53,545
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Eldridge St & Hester Street $ 36
3,500
$ 10,354
Delancey St & Ludlow Street $ 56
6,500
$ 30,604
Broadway & Spring Street $ 60
3,200
$ 15,866
Wooster St & Broome Street $ 58
2,500
$ 12,062
Howard St & Between Mercer Street $ 92
6,000
$ 45,750
Broadway & Between Broome Street $ 42
3,000
$ 10,500
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Wooster St & Broome Street $ 56
1,600
$ 7,484
Lafayette St & Between Broome Street $ 56
1,800
$ 8,475
Howard St & Between Mercer Street $ 91
2,000
$ 15,166

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67-73 Spring Street Property Overview

Building Address: 67-73 Spring St, New York NY 10012
Building Alternate Address: 67-73 Spring St
Zip Code:10012
Neighborhood:Soho
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:6
Year Built:1912
Building Class:B
Block & lot:00496-0036

67-73 Spring Street, located in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, is a historic commercial building that dates back to the late 19th century. It was constructed between 1889 and 1890 in the Queen Anne style by the architectural firm Schneider & Herter.

SoHo's early history as a desirable neighborhood is reflected in its architectural styles, including Italianate, Second Empire, and Romanesque Revival, which were prominent in the post-Civil War era. This period saw significant development as the area transformed into a bustling commercial zone. The building at 67-73 Spring Street is part of this legacy, typifying the district's transition from a residential neighborhood to a commercial hub.

The SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District, designated by the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1973, includes structures similar to 67-73 Spring Street. This historic designation aimed to preserve SoHo's cohesive streetscapes and architectural heritage. Over time, the neighborhood has evolved, with upscale boutiques, galleries, and restaurants becoming a dominant presence.

67-73 Spring Street, Manhattan, NYC

Located in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, 67-73 Spring Street is a historic commercial building within the Soho-Cast Iron Historic District Extension.

Building Details

  • Construction Year: 1912
  • Building Class: B
  • Stories: 6
  • Block & Lot: 00496-0036
  • Building Square Footage: Approximately 56,340 sq ft

Location

Between Lafayette Street and Broadway in Soho, the building sits at the intersection close to Spring Street Lexington Avenue subway line and is near the Spring Street station (approx. 0.04 miles).

Neighborhood

SoHo, Manhattan, NY 10012

Property and Tax Information (for 73 Spring Street)

  • Estimated Property Tax (2024-2025): $1,131,855
  • Tax Assessor's Market Value: $24,984,000
  • Assessed Value: $11,242,800

Internet and Technology

High-speed fiber internet is available through Level 3 Communications, offering speeds up to 10 Gb/s download and upload.

Architectural Note

The building exhibits classic architectural style typical of early 20th century commercial buildings in the area and contributes to the historic character of SoHo.

Transportation

  • Closest Subway Station: Lafayette St & Spring St (6 line) — approx. 0.014 miles away
  • Nearby Bus Routes: M55 at Broadway/Spring St

Building Amenities at 67-73 Spring St, Manhattan, NYC

  • Classic architectural style with exposed brick, high barrel ceilings, and hardwood floors
  • 6-story boutique office building constructed in 1912
  • Communal lobby space offering a welcoming entrance
  • Dedicated conference center for meetings and presentations
  • Tenant lounge providing a comfortable area for relaxation and informal gatherings
  • Office kitchen and bar facilities for tenant convenience
  • Library and printing facilities accessible within the building
  • Passenger elevator for easy access to upper floors
  • High-speed fiber internet connectivity via Level 3 Communications with up to 10 Gb/s upload and download speeds
  • Located in the heart of SoHo with excellent access to multiple subway lines including the nearby Spring Street station

Office Tenants at 67-73 Spring Street, Manhattan, NYC

Although specific tenant information for 67-73 Spring Street is limited, nearby locations have seen significant leasing activity:

  • Alanda leased 13,573 SF at a nearby location (530 Broadway).
  • TAG Worldwide USA Inc. leased 12,800 SF at a nearby location.

At 67-73 Spring Street in Manhattan, NYC, several internet providers offer services:

  • Verizon Fios: Provides high-speed fiber internet with speeds up to 2.3 Gbps.
  • Astound Broadband Powered by RCN: Offers both cable and fiber services with speeds reaching up to 1.5 Gbps.
  • Pilot Fiber: Offers business fiber-optic internet with speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps.

Location

67-73 Spring St, Manhattan, NYC, in the Soho neighborhood.

Nearby Cross Streets

  • Broadway & Spring St (about 3 min walk)
  • Spring St & Greene St
  • Wooster St & Spring St
  • East Houston St & Mercer St
  • West Houston St & Mercer St
  • Prince St (4-5 min walk)
  • Broadway-Lafayette St (5-6 min walk)

Public Transportation

Subway Lines Nearby

  • Spring St Station: 6, 6X, C, E, R lines (1 min walk)
  • Prince St Station: N, Q, R, W, B, D, F, M lines (4-5 min walk)
  • Broadway-Lafayette St Station: B, D, F, M lines (5-6 min walk)
  • Bleecker St Station: 6, F, M lines (2 min walk)
  • Bowery Station: J, Z lines (about 5 min walk)

Bus Routes Nearby

  • M1 Bus (Downtown Local)
  • SIM7, SIM9, SIM33 (Express/Commuter buses)
  • M20 Bus
  • Stops include Broadway & Spring St, West Houston & Mercer St, East Houston & Crosby St

Train

  • PATH Train nearby

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