Second-generationNew to MarketBryant Park · Entire 14th floor
114 West 41st Street
- Size
- 16,183 SF
- Asking
- $76/SF
- Monthly
- $102,492
The trophy end of Midtown, and the price ceiling every other submarket is measured against.
Bryant Park is the trophy end of Midtown: Class A towers along Sixth Avenue and 42nd Street, a park that works as everyone’s front yard, and transit from Grand Central, Times Square and the 42nd Street lines.
It sets the price ceiling other submarkets are measured against, with 10 Bryant Park asking $165 a foot this spring, but older Class A stock nearby runs far lower, and that is where growing companies find their opening.
Live market
Asking rent
$68–$90per SF per year · typical $78Space sizes
2,000–16,200 SFrentable square feetMonthly asking cost
$12K–$102Kbase rent, before escalations, taxes and operating expensesLease type
Mostly direct, some subleaseSome available nowMarket data updated automatically from Nomad’s live inventory · Updated October 4, 2026. Based on Nomad’s live Manhattan inventory and recent market activity. Asking figures; actual deal terms vary. Counts Nomad listings in Bryant Park only. Broker commentary updated October 2026.
Available now
Second-generationNew to MarketBryant Park · Entire 14th floor
PrebuiltComing SoonBryant Park · Entire 30th floor
PrebuiltBryant Park · Partial 21st floor
PrebuiltBryant Park · Partial 11th floor, Suite 1100
PrebuiltBryant Park · Partial 14th floor, Suite 1408
PrebuiltBryant Park · Partial 3rd floor
Compare
| Bryant Park | Midtown South | |
|---|---|---|
| Asking rent per SF | $68–$90 | $50–$150 |
| Typical asking per SF | $78 | $86 |
| Space sizes | 2,000–16,200 SF | 3,700–26,600 SF |
| Monthly asking cost | $12K–$102K | $20K–$246K |
| Lease type | Mostly direct, some sublease | Mostly direct, some sublease |
Both columns from Nomad’s live inventory in each neighborhood, asking figures.
From the broker
Bryant Park is where Midtown’s trophy pricing gets set, but it isn’t only trophy space. Older Class A buildings around Sixth Avenue and 42nd Street offer built suites for smaller teams that want a central address and every train line, and they’re often better value than people expect.
William Janetschek, Co-Founder & COO · Updated October 2026
Market context
One Bryant Park absorbed Bank of America’s 2.4 million SF expansion earlier in 2026, the second largest Manhattan lease of the century.
Source: Manhattan Office Market Report, Q2 2026. Asking rents are quoted rates, not averages, unless stated.
Questions
Asking rents for the spaces Nomad is showing in Bryant Park currently run $68–$90 per square foot per year, with a typical asking rent of about $78. For a full space that’s roughly $12K–$102K a month in base rent, before escalations, taxes and operating expenses. Final terms depend on the building, the condition of the space and the lease length.
Listings Nomad is showing in Bryant Park range from about 2,000 to 16,200 rentable square feet, mostly direct leases, with some subleases. Most of what fits a growing team never reaches a listing site, so a Nomad Space Book also covers off-market options.
Right now, typical asking rents in Bryant Park (about $78/SF) are slightly lower than Midtown South (about $86/SF), based on Nomad’s live inventory in both. The gap depends on building class and condition, so comparing specific floors matters more than neighborhood averages.
Nomad’s current listings include subleases, though none are listed as furnished right now. Prebuilt suites are move-in ready.
No. 10 Bryant Park asked $165/SF this spring, but prime Class A around the park generally runs $85–$100 and older Class A $70–$80 (Q2 2026 report). Nomad’s current listings there are in the $68–$90 range.
About an 8-minute walk east along 42nd Street, or one stop on the 7 train from Fifth Avenue.
Nomad has moved DeepIntent and Optimove to the Bryant Park area.
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