Office Space for Rent in Tribeca: How to Find It
To find office space for rent in Tribeca, look west of Broadway, from Canal Street down to Chambers Street, where former warehouses have become loft offices, and in the few boutique office buildings among them. The supply is limited, so a search works best when it also covers the two neighbors. We list no Tribeca floor today and quote no rent there. The live block on this page shows SoHo, the nearest floors on our book to the north, and FiDi brackets Tribeca to the south. Nomad searches all three for you, and in most transactions the landlord pays the broker fee.
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Send me floors near TribecaUpdated 2026-10-03 · Nomad Group
What Tribeca's loft and boutique buildings offer
Most Tribeca office space is a loft floor in a building that began as a warehouse. What tenants pay for is height, daylight and a street that is calmer than SoHo's. A smaller number of boutique office buildings offer more conventional suites.
The tenants are media companies, design firms and boutique finance: businesses that want a downtown address with character and do not need a tower lobby. Floors come up one at a time, so the search is a matter of watching the neighborhood and moving when the right one appears.
The subway stops for a Tribeca office
- Franklin Street, for the 1.
- Canal Street, for the A/C/E at the northern end.
- Chambers Street, at the southern end, with the A/C at one station and the 1/2/3 at another.
Those are the stations our SoHo hub names for the neighborhood. Before you tour, list where your staff start from and count the transfers to each one.
The two neighbors on our book: SoHo above, FiDi below
Since we hold no Tribeca listing, the honest guide to price is the district on each side, both of which we do list. SoHo, north of Canal Street, has the cast-iron lofts closest in character to Tribeca's, and its floors are in the live block on this page. FiDi, below Chambers Street, is tower space, much of it prebuilt, and it generally prices lower. The FiDi hub has those floors.
A Tribeca floor will usually be judged against one or the other. SoHo vs FiDi compares the pair with current figures.
What to settle before renting in Tribeca
- Size. At 175 square feet a person, 20 people need about 3,500 rentable square feet. Confirm the layout with a test fit.
- The building. Converted buildings differ in elevators, electrical capacity and air-conditioning hours. Ask for each in writing.
- Delivery. A floor that needs a custom buildout adds 10 to 16 weeks after signing.
- Cost beyond rent: electricity, yearly escalations, the security deposit and furniture.
- Your alternative. Decide which SoHo or FiDi floor you would take if the Tribeca one falls through.
What office space really costs prices each of the extras.
SoHo office space available now
Live from our listings · 6 of the 9, cheapest first9 offices are available in SoHo right now, from 3,750 to 27,344 square feet, asking $68 to $125 per square foot per year. The SoHo median is $98.
- Floors
- 9
- Sizes
- 3,750-27,344 sq ft
- Asking rent
- $68-$125 / sq ft
- Median
- $98 / sq ft
- One Soho Square, Partial 2nd Floor 27,344 sq ft $68/sq ft about 156 people
- 6 Greene Street, Entire 2nd Floor 4,900 sq ft $78/sq ft about 28 people
- 540 Broadway, Entire 2nd Floor 6,350 sq ft $85/sq ft about 36 people
- 110 Greene Street, Partial 5th Floor 3,750 sq ft $95/sq ft about 21 people
- 50 Greene Street, 3rd Floor 7,300 sq ft $98/sq ft about 70 people
- 104-110 Greene Street, Partial 11th Floor 5,375 sq ft $110/sq ft about 31 people
The full guide
This page is the short answer. The long one, with the numbers worked through, is here:
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Does using a broker make a Tribeca office cost more?
Usually not. In most transactions the landlord pays the broker fee. On your search, we work for you. Nomad also offers agency leasing and owner representation, and tells you if a building it leases for an owner is on your list.
What does office space in Tribeca cost?
We do not quote a Tribeca rent, because we have no listing there to support one. The live block here shows SoHo's current asking rents and the FiDi hub shows downtown's. A Tribeca loft is normally priced with those two in view.
How is a Tribeca loft different from one in SoHo?
The building type is similar: high ceilings, large windows, open floors. The street is the difference. SoHo sits over flagship retail and draws weekend crowds, while Tribeca is quieter. Most of SoHo is also a landmarked cast-iron district, which adds review time to a buildout.
How quickly can Nomad show us options around Tribeca?
Send headcount, timing and budget. A broker reaches out within the hour during business hours, and a first shortlist can be ready within 24 hours, covering anything open in Tribeca and the SoHo and FiDi floors that match.
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