New York Buildings Class C - Retail Buildings for Lease
- 325 West 38th Street
- 529-535 West 20th Street
- 47 West 14th Street
- 140-146 Delancey Street
- 2-4 West 32nd Street
- 407 West 14th Street
- 541-555 Columbus Avenue
- 28-30 Avenue A
- 262-272 Mott Street
- 955-967 Madison Avenue
- 1121 Madison Avenue
- 601 Eighth Avenue
- 600 Avenue Of The Americas
- 189-195 Eighth Avenue
- 851 Madison Avenue
- 122-124 Rivington Street
- 392-394 West Broadway
- 1557 Broadway
- 87 East Houston Street
- 241-245 Bowery
- 484-486 Broadway
- 230 Grand Street
- 130 Delancey Street
- 2606 Broadway
- 223-227 Grand Street
- 2108 Third Avenue
- 222-228 West 125th Street
- 65-67 East 125th Street
- 541-547 West 145th Street
- 50 West 125th Street
- 546-548 Avenue Of The Americas
- 201-209 West 125th Street
- 165 Mercer Street
- 4250-4254 Broadway
- 1266 Broadway
- 508 West 139th Street
- 490-496 Laguardia Place
- 80 University Place
- 60-62 2nd Avenue
- 2163 Second Avenue
- 27 Saint Marks Place
- 472-474 Broome Street
- 1681 Madison Avenue
- 156-168 Bleecker Street
- 666 West 162nd Street
- 335 First Avenue
- 1435 1st Avenue
- 463 Lexington Avenue
- 238 East 59th Street
- 230 West 55th Street
- 12 White Street
- 98 Avenue B
- 155 Chrystie Street
- 163 West Fourth Street
- 1177 Broadway
- 113-115 West 128th Street
- 87 Elizabeth Street
- 276 West 25th Street
- 196-198 Allen Street
- 1004-1008 2nd Avenue
Commercial Real Estate Key Factors
The key factors to consider when selecting an ideal Retail space include monthly rent, geographic location, layout, building amenities, proximity to public transportation, and landlord concessions, such as customized Retail build-outs and free rent.New York City commercial Real Estate Market False Guidance
Leasing Retail space in NYC is more complex and nuanced than in other major U.S. cities. Commercial real estate leases in NYC can span over one hundred pages. Therefore, it is crucial to seek guidance from an experienced commercial real estate broker and lease attorney.Access to the Commercial Space Details
Our mission is to bring transparency to the NYC commercial real estate market. We provide timely, valuable information and insights that enhance the quality of your search, saving you both time and money.Why Optimal Spaces Tenant Broker
- Lease negotiation: full terms, renewals, expansion options
- Cost analysis, inventory identification, negotiating scope
- Risk mitigation against hidden pitfalls
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 a 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