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Full Floor Broad Street Office Space
- Usage: Office
- Type: Sublet
- Floor: 26th Floor
- Size: 10,215 SQFT
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- Broker: William McCollum
- Telephone: 212-268-8290
If you are looking for a long-term lease to seat anywhere from 40 to 70 employees and need a dynamic space with a terrific "wow!" factor, come see this 10,215 square foot private floor that will attract new talent as your business grows. Space comes with a 800 square foot terrace, giving you a great lounge area for those spring & summer months. A full floor with four (4) sides of wraparound windows, and
12-foot ceilings, providing you with spectacular sunlight.
Every morning you and your staff will enjoy a little bit of heaven on earth...at the office!
12-foot ceilings, providing you with spectacular sunlight.
Every morning you and your staff will enjoy a little bit of heaven on earth...at the office!
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Featured Space
Entire 26th Floor, 10,215 Square Feet, with an exciting 800 Square Foot Terrace.
- One (1) CEO/senior executive windowed office
- Four (3) executive windowed offices
- One (1) large conference room, seating twelve (12) people
- Open bullpen areas seating anywhere from twenty-eight (28) people in clustered workstations, or
sixty (60) people using bench tables - New kitchen with modern above-standard fixtures and cabinetry, and an open dining area
- Large reception that can seat six (6) people in the waiting area
- IT (Information Technology) closet
- Note - Ability to install 28 to 70 telephone & data outlets.
- Landlord can add additional quad electrical outlets as required by your seating chart.
This 423,403 square foot Class-B plus office tower was built in 1931, then purchased in 2014 by Broad Street Development, a full-service real estate development company. The new owners perceived 80 Broad Street, with its generous 10,000 square foot floorplates spread out over 36 stories, as a choice repositioning and upgrade opportunity, and understood that this was a great commercial property to attract tenants from many sectors, including Technology, Advertising, Media and Information ("TAMI") businesses. 80 Broad Street has four (4) sides of windows, an intense yet charming art deco lobby (see lobby photos) and is home to a large number of small-sized tenants. The building's owners are on the 2nd floor at 80 Broad Street, and take immense pride in responding immediately to all tenant requests and concerns
Join the many large successful corporations that have made 80 Broad their headquarters, and your staff will enjoy being just 2 blocks from the waterfront, enjoying the wonderfully picturesque New York City Harbor views from this sunlit 10,215 square foot full 26th floor. Broad Street has long been respected as a super-prime location in the Financial District, and unequivocally delivers your corporate brand and office headquarters with a prestigious and inviting Manhattan presence.
Five, seven, ten or fifteen-year lease termsareavailable, providing your business with a stable and very impressive image in the coming years. Other available sizes for your corporate office requirement in this perfectly locatedClass-B plus office building areapproximately 2,000sf, 2,500sf, 3,500sf, 5,000sf, 7,000sf, 8,000sf, and 16,000square feet.
The Financial District is home to many of the world's leading investment, technology, media, law and accounting firms.
Frequently called "FIDI",TheFinancial District is an extremely popular and commuter-accessible neighborhoodon the island of Manhattan. FIDI offers quick train or ferry access for your employees that live in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island and New Jersey. The fantastic tourist attractions such as the World Trade Center and South Street Seaportlets you and your visitors know that you are in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Manhattan, where you can have a timeless global or national businesshome, with a recognizable address. Broad Street and the surrounding area also offersoffice tenants world-class dining, to include; Delmonico's, Firenze at Eataly Downtown, Fraunces Tavern,Highwater Rooftop, The Capital Grille, Hide Rooftop, and many more.
Commercial Tenant Incentives Available in Lower Manhattan, May 2023Update:
The New York State legislature voted to adopt a budget which included the renewal of three Lower Manhattan leasing incentives with no changes for the next four years. The programs include:
- The Commercial Revitalization Program (CRP) Part I (Real Property Tax abatement) and Part II (Commercial Rent Tax special abatement)
- Lower Manhattan Energy Program (LMEP)
- Lower Manhattan NYS Sales Tax Exemption Area A (non-World Trade Center) and Area B (World Trade Center, Battery Park City)
Transportation
80 Broad Street is a short 3-block walk from the Bowling Green Subway Station (4 & 5 trains), a 2-block walk from Broad Street Subway Station (J & Z trains), and a 10-minute walk from Fulton Street Station
(A/C/2/3/R & PATH trains). Close to the Henry Hudson Expressway and The FDR Expressway.
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80 Broad St., New York, NY 10004
About the Building
The Maritime Exchange Building is located on 80 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004 is located on the corner of Broad Street and Stone Street. Completed in 1931, the building stands at 36 floors tall and features over 361,000 square feet in office space for rent, make it quite a sizable structure. Although an older building, 80 Broad Street has undergone a $12 million capital improvement plan over the last five years. The building benefits from some of New York’s best amenities as it sits in the heart of the Financial District. 85 Broad Street stands in close proximity to the red and yellow MTA subway lines as well as the Staten Island ferry. Hundreds of different restaurants also pepper the surrounding neighborhood. The edifice’s proximity to the other office buildings that pepper the neighborhood make this space ideal for an organization needing closeness to partner firms or clients. As a result, such excellent placement adds a significant amount of value for the building’s tenants. The building’s facade is limestone, concrete, and masonry with a black granite base. The structure is built in an art-deco style which complement a lot of the Financial District’s old and distinctive landmarks. Since being acquired by Swig Equities in 2004, the building has undergone a huge capital improvement program and has been repositioned as a luxury boutique office, making it an ideal space for boutique firms looking for prime downtown office space for rent.
Broad Street Development purchased 80 Broad Street, a 423,403 square foot Class B+ art deco building, in 2014. Broad Street Development saw 80 Broad Street as a unique renovation and repositioning opportunity that would satisfy increased demand for well located class “B” office product from the Technology, Advertising, Media and Information (“TAMI”) sectors.The purchase of 80 Broad Street returned BSD to its root principles of actively managing a downtown class B office property with four sides of windows, immense presence, and a high number of small sized tenants.
