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Midtown South Office Space Listings

Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A 207,500
$ Negotiable
B 132,400
$ Negotiable
A 98,300
$ Negotiable
B 80,500
$ Negotiable
C 54,500
$ Negotiable
C 41,300
$ Negotiable
B 23,800
$ 180,400
C 21,600
$ 121,400
A 16,100
$ 123,400
A 15,800
$ 126,400
B 11,500
$ 76,600
C 9,400
$ 56,000
Medium Offices for Rent
B 7,000
$ Negotiable
B 6,900
$ Negotiable
C 6,900
$ Negotiable
C 6,900
$ Negotiable
A 6,900
$ Negotiable
A 6,800
$ Negotiable
B 6,800
$ 49,000
C 6,000
$ 45,600
A 4,000
$ 31,600
B 3,500
$ 26,800
A 3,000
$ 20,000
C 2,600
$ 19,600
Small Offices for Rent
C 2,500
$ Negotiable
C 2,500
$ Negotiable
B 2,400
$ Negotiable
B 2,400
$ Negotiable
A 2,400
$ 10,600
A 2,300
$ Negotiable
A 2,200
$ 11,800
B 2,200
$ 13,600
A 2,100
$ Negotiable
C 1,800
$ 11,000
C 1,700
$ 8,600
B 1,600
$ 11,200
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A 130,600
$ Negotiable
A 62,800
$ Negotiable
B 62,400
$ Negotiable
B 50,900
$ Negotiable
C 28,500
$ Negotiable
B 24,400
$ 135,200
C 23,000
$ Negotiable
A 13,400
$ 54,600
B 8,800
$ 58,600
A 7,900
$ 60,400
C 7,800
$ 25,200
C 7,300
$ 23,600
Medium Offices for Rent
A 7,000
$ Negotiable
B 6,900
$ Negotiable
B 6,800
$ Negotiable
C 6,700
$ Negotiable
C 6,600
$ Negotiable
A 6,500
$ Negotiable
B 6,400
$ 37,800
B 5,200
$ 30,600
A 4,900
$ 31,000
C 3,400
$ 18,200
C 3,000
$ 15,600
Small Offices for Rent
A 2,400
$ Negotiable
C 2,400
$ Negotiable
B 2,300
$ Negotiable
B 2,300
$ Negotiable
A 2,300
$ Negotiable
C 2,200
$ Negotiable
B 2,000
$ 13,200
C 2,000
$ 7,400
A 1,900
$ 7,400
B 1,800
$ 9,200
C 1,800
$ 10,400
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
Large Offices for Rent
A
Eleventh Avenue & West 27th Street
Chelsea · Floor 6 (full)
95,500
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 23rd Street
Gramercy Park · Floor 4 (full)
92,700
$ Negotiable
B
61 & Twelfth Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 2 (full)
79,800
$ Negotiable
B
Hudson St & King Street
Hudson Square · Floor 3 (full)
39,000
$ Negotiable
C
W 23rd Street & Fifth Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 5 (full)
25,500
$ Negotiable
C 23,000
$ Negotiable
A
Fifth Ave & West 21st Street
Chelsea · Penthouse (full)
15,000
$ 100,600
B
King St & King Street
Hudson Square · Floor 2 (full)
14,800
$ 96,200
C
Varick St & Dominick Street
Hudson Square · Floor 5 (full)
12,600
$ 64,400
C 11,800
$ 58,000
B
Spring St & Lafayette Street
SoHo · Floor 6 (full)
11,500
$ 80,800
A 7,500
$ 69,000
Medium Offices for Rent
C
Centre St & Grand Street
SoHo · Floor 4 (full)
6,900
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & East 20th Street
Gramercy Park · Floor 9
6,900
$ Negotiable
B
W 24th Street & Sixth Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 4 (full)
6,800
$ Negotiable
C
W 23rd Street & Seventh Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 2 (full)
6,800
$ Negotiable
A
Broadway & Spring Street
SoHo · Floor 5 (full)
6,600
$ Negotiable
A 6,400
$ Negotiable
B
W 25th Street & Eleventh Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 20 (full)
5,500
$ 44,200
A 4,600
$ 42,600
C
Broadway & West 26th Street
Chelsea · Floor 15
4,000
$ 22,000
A 3,700
$ 24,800
C
Broadway & Broome Street
SoHo · Floor 4 (full)
3,400
$ 19,800
B
Fifth Ave & East 30th Street
Chelsea · Floor 11
3,000
$ 20,600
Small Offices for Rent
C
W 22nd Street & Fifth Avenue
Chelsea · Floor 10
2,500
$ Negotiable
B 2,400
$ 17,600
C 2,400
$ Negotiable
B
Fifth Ave & East 12th Street
Gramercy Park · Floor 19
2,400
$ Negotiable
C
W 29th Street & Eighth Avenue
Chelsea · Ground floor
2,400
$ 15,600
B 2,400
$ Negotiable
C 1,900
$ 8,200
A 1,800
$ Negotiable
B
Broadway & East 18th Street
Gramercy Park · Floor 5
1,800
$ 11,000
A 1,600
$ Negotiable

Office Tenants Rented / Leased Midtown South

Why Optimal Spaces Tenant Broker

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Cost Savings

  • Negotiate 30+ leasing points to prevent hidden costs
  • Save 10–15% on total leasing costs
  • Save 100–200 hours filtering unviable spaces
  • Property access via broker databases and networks (off-market, subleases, future availability)

Alone or With Other Brokers

  • Managing agents owe fiduciary duty to landlords, seeking maximum price and terms rather than tenant savings.
  • Inherent conflict of interest as most brokers represent landlords
  • Risk of weaker terms and overlooked hidden costs
  • Heavy workload falls on you while best spaces are missed

About Midtown South

Geographic Boundaries

Midtown South lacks strictly defined boundaries, with interpretations varying by context. The NYPD Midtown South Precinct covers 29th to 45th Streets between Ninth and Lexington Avenues, while commercial real estate definitions often span 30th-34th Street southward to Canal Street. Media sources like The Wall Street Journal align with police boundaries, whereas The New York Times Real Estate Guide places it between 42nd and 23rd Streets from Sixth to Park Avenues. CityNeighborhoods.NYC describes it as the transitional zone south of Midtown and north of the Flatiron District.

Businesses and Retail Landscape

The neighborhood thrives as a tech and creative hub, housing startups and boutique firms alongside established corporations. Retail offerings include flagship stores along Fifth Avenue's southern extensions and specialty shops near the Flatiron Building. Fine dining establishments range from Michelin-starred venues to trendy gastropubs, particularly clustered around Madison Square Park and the High Line.

Historic Attractions

The 1902 Flatiron Building remains the area's architectural crown jewel, while Madison Square Park (established 1847) anchors the district's green spaces. The High Line, repurposed from a 1930s freight rail line into an elevated park, draws millions annually. The Empire State Building (1931) dominates the northern skyline, though technically adjacent to Midtown proper.

Architectural Profile

Midtown South features a mix of early 20th-century Beaux-Arts towers and converted industrial lofts, particularly in the western portions near the High Line. Modern glass skyscrapers rise in the Hudson Yards development area, while preserved brownstones and mid-rise office buildings characterize eastern sections. The adaptive reuse of manufacturing structures for tech offices exemplifies the neighborhood's architectural evolution.

Transportation Infrastructure

Subway access includes the 1/2/3 at Penn Station (34th St), B/D/F/M at 34th-Herald Sq, and N/R/W at 28th St. Major bus routes run along Madison, Fifth, and Sixth Avenues. The Moynihan Train Hall at 33rd Street provides Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road service, while Citi Bike stations offer micro-mobility options throughout the district.

Adjacent ZIP Codes

Primary ZIPs include 10001 (Chelsea), 10010 (Flatiron), 10016 (Murray Hill), and 10018 (Garment District). The area shares boundaries with 10011 (West Chelsea) and 10017 (Midtown East).

Corporate Presence

Tech firms dominate Hudson Yards and the Meatpacking District, while traditional industries maintain footholds in older office towers. Media companies cluster near Madison Square Park, and financial technology startups increasingly occupy converted spaces near the High Line. Notable tenants include advertising agencies, fashion showrooms, and venture capital firms leveraging proximity to both Midtown's financial power and downtown's creative networks.

Office Buildings in Midtown South

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