Office Space for Rent in NYC
Nomad currently lists 49 offices for rent across 11 Manhattan submarkets, from 2,500 to 27,344 square feet, at asking rents of $43 to $200 per square foot per year, median $75. Every listing publishes its rent, floor size and street address, which remains unusual in New York brokerage and is the fastest way to know whether a space is worth touring. The route from search to keys: tour the shortlist in an afternoon, frame the deal in a letter of intent, negotiate the lease, then move in, two to four weeks after signing for a furnished floor, ten to sixteen for a custom buildout. Nomad represents tenants only, never landlords, across 300+ delivered New York offices.
Updated 2026-09-30 · 49 spaces live · every rent published · Nomad Group
How much does it cost to rent office space in NYC?
Current asking rents across Nomad's availability run $43–$200 per square foot per year, median $75. A 30-person team needs roughly 5,250 sq ft, so about $32,813 a month at the median before electricity. The full breakdown by neighborhood lives on the rent page.
What size offices are available?
From 2,500 sq ft, a compact full floor for a small team, up to 27,344 sq ft. Plan around 175 rentable square feet per person including meeting rooms; the office-space calculator turns any headcount into a range and matching listings.
How fast can a company move in?
A furnished or pre-built floor: two to four weeks after signing. A custom buildout: typically ten to sixteen weeks, design, permits, then construction, and starting design during lease negotiation overlaps the phases. Nomad runs the lease and the buildout together, which is where the calendar compresses.
Rent or lease, is there a difference?
In practice New York offices are leased: multi-year terms with escalations, free-rent months and improvement allowances, personal exposure limited by the good guy guarantee. Month-to-month "renting" exists mainly in coworking, at a premium. The vocabulary matters less than knowing which package you are comparing.
Which neighborhoods should a company look at?
It compresses to three questions: where does the team live (transit decides more than taste), does the company sell on identity (SoHo and Flatiron lofts) or capacity (Midtown plates), and what does the budget buy in each submarket. The neighborhood comparison pages put any two side by side with live numbers.
Do these listings include subleases?
The published book is direct availability; subleases and off-market floors move through the brokerage before they reach any website, which is the honest reason to ask for the live list rather than browsing alone.
What does a tenant broker cost?
Nothing, to the tenant: the landlord side pays the commission in essentially all NYC office deals. What tenant-only representation buys is an advocate with no listing conflict, Nomad never represents landlords.
Matching space available now
- Office space in Penn Plaza | from $50/sq ft $52/sq ft Penn Plaza
- Office space in Chelsea | from $44/sq ft $56/sq ft Chelsea
- Office space in NoMad | from $57/sq ft $62/sq ft NoMad
- Office space in FiDi | from $60/sq ft $71.5/sq ft FiDi
- Office space in Flatiron | from $43/sq ft $72/sq ft Flatiron
- Office space in Grand Central | from $72/sq ft $80.5/sq ft Grand Central
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