NYC office space by neighborhood.
Live asking rents, space sizes and current listings from Nomad’s inventory, with the context our brokers use to compare markets.
Flatiron
Prewar lofts on Unicorn Lane, the heart of New York’s growth-stage tech.
$56–$130 asking per SF
Explore FlatironNoMad
Renovated prewar towers north of Madison Square Park, from loft floors to trophy space.
$59–$98 asking per SF
Explore NoMadSoHo
Cast-iron lofts and a brand-first address, with some of Manhattan’s tightest direct availability.
$87–$126 asking per SF
Explore SoHoUnion Square
Eight subway lines, prewar lofts and the southern end of Unicorn Lane.
$70–$150 asking per SF
Explore Union SquareChelsea
Converted industrial buildings, the High Line and large, characterful floors.
$56.50–$140 asking per SF
Explore ChelseaMidtown South
Chelsea, Flatiron, NoMad, Union Square and Penn Plaza: where New York’s tech economy concentrates.
$50–$150 asking per SF
Explore Midtown SouthBryant Park
The trophy end of Midtown, and the price ceiling every other submarket is measured against.
$68–$90 asking per SF
Explore Bryant ParkLower Manhattan
The Financial District, the World Trade Center and Tribeca: Class A space at a Downtown discount.
$40–$115 asking per SF
Explore Lower ManhattanMarket data updated automatically from Nomad’s live inventory. Based on Nomad’s live Manhattan inventory and recent market activity. Updated regularly.
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