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Rent Office Insurance District

Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Maiden Lane & Nassau Street
24,200
$ Negotiable
A
Maiden Lane & Pearl Street
18,200
$ Negotiable
B
Maiden Lane & Liberty Street
14,000
$ Negotiable
B
William St & Fulton Street
12,300
$ 49,200
B
Nassau St & Ann Street
11,400
$ Negotiable
A
William St & John Street
8,700
$ 37,600
B
Maiden Lane & Nassau Street
7,000
$ 25,000
Medium Offices for Rent
B
Maiden Lane & Nassau Street
6,600
$ Negotiable
A
Water St & Gold Street
6,400
$ Negotiable
A
Maiden Lane & Pearl Street
6,200
$ Negotiable
B
Nassau St & Ann Street
6,100
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & Maiden Lane
3,400
$ 11,600
B
John St & Cliff Street
2,700
$ 8,400
Small Offices for Rent
B
Maiden Lane & Nassau Street
2,000
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & Maiden Lane
1,600
$ Negotiable
B
John St & Cliff Street
1,500
$ 4,800
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Broadway & Liberty Street
26,200
$ Negotiable
A
William St & Fulton Street
15,100
$ Negotiable
B
Maiden Lane & Liberty Street
13,400
$ Negotiable
B
Maiden Lane & William Street
9,900
$ Negotiable
Medium Offices for Rent
B
Maiden Lane & Nassau Street
6,500
$ Negotiable
A
Water St & Gold Street
5,100
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & Maiden Lane
3,900
$ Negotiable
Small Offices for Rent
B
Nassau St & Ann Street
2,000
$ Negotiable
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Greenwich St & Murray Street
52,000
$ Negotiable
A
Broadway & Fulton Street
40,100
$ Negotiable
C
Hudson St & Canal Street
31,600
$ Negotiable
B
Rector St & West Street
30,000
$ Negotiable
B
Park Ave S & East 26th Street
23,000
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Exchange Place
22,000
$ 81,400
C
Fifth Ave & East 15th Street
20,100
$ Negotiable
A
Whitehall St & Bridge Street
16,900
$ 95,000
B
Hudson St & Franklin Streets
12,200
$ 57,800
B
Broad St & Market Field
10,500
$ 50,600
A
Greenwich St & Greenwich Street
8,000
$ 51,600
C
Broadway & Beaver Street and Exchange Place
7,000
$ 27,000
Medium Offices for Rent
A
Old Slip & South Street
7,000
$ Negotiable
A
Liberty St & William Street
6,800
$ Negotiable
B
Beach St & Greenwich Street
6,700
$ 48,200
A
Greenwich St & Greenwich Street
6,600
$ 37,600
B
Broadway & East 20th Street
6,500
$ Negotiable
B
Rector St & West Street
6,300
$ Negotiable
C
Bowery & Spring Street
6,300
$ Negotiable
C
Howard St & Lafayette Street
5,000
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Beaver Street and Exchange Place
4,400
$ 14,800
B
Broad St & Exchange Place
3,800
$ 18,400
C
Broadway & Exchange Place
3,700
$ 14,200
A
Broadway & Morris Street
3,400
$ 18,800
Small Offices for Rent
B
Franklin St & Greenwich Street
2,400
$ 12,000
B
Broad St & Exchange Place
2,400
$ Negotiable
B
Hudson St & Worth Street
2,200
$ Negotiable
A
Broadway & Pine Street and Cedar Street
2,200
$ 11,000
A
Pine St & Water Street
2,200
$ 12,200
A
Broadway & Morris Street
2,100
$ Negotiable
C
Broadway & Beaver Street and Exchange Place
2,000
$ 7,400
C
Broadway & Exchange Place
2,000
$ Negotiable
B
W Broadway & Canal Street
1,800
$ 8,400
C
Lafayette St & Broome Street
1,700
$ 8,600
Office Tenants Rented / Leased Insurance District

insurance District Office Rent Average

Building Class Year $ / SF
A 2019 52.0
A 2020 55.0
A 2021 53.0
A 2022 75.0
A 2023 64.0
Building Class Year $ / SF
B 2019 45.0
B 2020 45.0
B 2021 43.0
B 2022 52.0
B 2023 46.0
Year $ / SF Building Class
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Insurance District


Geographic Boundaries

The Insurance District of NYC is not an officially designated neighborhood but often refers to areas in Lower Manhattan near the Financial District and Midtown’s commercial corridors. Key boundaries may encompass parts of Community District 1 (Financial District) and Community District 5 (Midtown East), including blocks along Water Street, John Street, and Maiden Lane, historically tied to insurance firms. Adjacent areas include the Civic Center and Tribeca.

Businesses and Retail Landscape

The district hosts a mix of historic insurance firms, modern corporate offices, boutique financial services, and specialty retailers. Businesses range from legacy insurers to fintech startups, with ground-floor retail spaces offering high-end cafés, bespoke tailoring shops, and wine bars. Fine restaurants in the area include upscale steakhouses and fusion cuisine establishments catering to professionals.

Historical Attractions

Notable landmarks include the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall, though insurance-specific history is anchored in early 19th-century maritime underwriting along South Street. The 1920s saw the rise of iconic Art Deco buildings like 55 Wall Street, originally a bank but later housing financial services. The 1970s consolidation of insurers into Midtown shifted the district’s core over time.

Architectural Features

The area blends pre-war limestone facades (e.g., 70 Pine Street) with postmodern glass towers like the Beekman Tower. Low-rise 19th-century mercantile buildings coexist with LEED-certified high-rises featuring green roofs. Preservation efforts maintain original details such as bronze elevator doors and marble lobbies.

Transportation Infrastructure

Multiple subway lines serve the area, including the 4/5 at Wall Street, R/W at City Hall, and A/C near Fulton Center. Ferry terminals at Pier 11 provide East River routes, while bike lanes on Pearl Street and Vesey Street connect to the Hudson River Greenway. The Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian walkway offers additional access.

Adjacent Zip Codes

Primary zip codes include 10004 (Financial District), 10005 (Insurance Alley), and 10006 (near Oculus). Midtown’s insurance cluster near Grand Central falls under 10173, with peripheral codes like 10007 (Tribeca) and 10038 (South Street Seaport) bordering the district.

Prominent Companies

Legacy firms like Chubb, AIG, and MetLife maintain offices in Lower Manhattan and Midtown towers. Fintech disruptors such as Lemonade and Oscar Health occupy WeWork-style spaces in renovated loft buildings. Supporting businesses include actuarial consultancies, cybersecurity firms, and commercial real estate brokerages.


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