Occupying five floors of a historic loft building in Soho, this New York office space sits on a tree-lined street full of classic architecture. The interiors are crisp and modern, emphasizing the coworking space’s vintage feel with carefully chosen furnishings. Everyone’s favorite place to gather is the fifth floor lounge, where sunlight streams in through a skylight and the wallpaper resembles an old-growth forest. Soho is great if you rely on public transportation, and the nearest subway lines include the A, C, and E on Spring Street and the 1 on Canal Street. If you’re driving, parking is in an enclosed garage. There are plenty of spots on the surrounding streets for wining and dining clients, but Soho is best known for having some of the most interesting shopping in Manhattan. For a friendly vibe, relaxed atmosphere, and great location, you’ll be sold on this New York coworking space.
What used to be a loading dock is now an impressive entrance to this one-of-a-kind New York office space. It’s been transformed into an expansive terrace where the huge bay doors are often thrown open to catch the breeze. Once called the Printing District, the Soho West neighborhood is now home to media and advertising companies, digital innovators, and tech startups. The community working out of this New York coworking space is just as diverse, which is why these seven floors include unique amenities like a 24-person screening room. There’s never a quiet day in this New York coworking space, as collaboration is common in each of the industrial-style common areas. Hudson and Varick streets are both lined with tasty restaurants, and you’re minutes away from Houston Hall for after-work drinks. The Houston Street 1 and 2 station is a block north, and three blocks southeast is the Spring Street A, C, and E station. When you need easily accessible office space that’s suited for a wide range of companies, consider this hip and modern Soho West location.
Facing a cobblestone square that’s frequently filled with runway models and film crews, this pet-friendly New York office space sits on the edge of the bustling Meatpacking District. But step through the front doors of this six-story New York coworking hub and you’ll notice immediately the quiet and calm vibe. Almost the entire space besides the ground-level lobby and fifth-floor kitchen is made up of sleek private offices, many of them occupied by professionals in fashion, design, film, and even law. When they need to chat with colleagues, many head to the nearby High Line for a stroll along the elevated tracks. After a day at their desks, they join the young people wandering over from the nearby Google offices at the open-air Biergarten at the Standard Hotel or the subterranean cocktail lounge of the basement level Tippler. There are several subway lines—1, 2, 3, A, C, E, L—within a few blocks, so getting around the city is simple. If you are the type who likes few distractions during the work day, consider this New York office space.
Cross Streets: Little West 12th Street and 9th Avenue
Just blocks from Grand Central Station, this prime New York office space is home to hundreds of companies, ranging from financial advisors to PR firms to nonprofit agencies. There are also outposts of some well-established companies. Occupying seven levels of an Art Deco building dating from 1927, the Midtown Manhattan coworking space is great for commuters because of all the transportation options. A variety of buses pass in front of the building, and two blocks away at Grand Central are the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S subways and Metro-North commuter trains headed out of the city. If you’re driving, there are several convenient lots nearby. The space is gorgeous, with high ceilings, spacious common areas, and custom designed wallpaper that really brings it to life. There are more than two dozen conference rooms, including one with a table that you can also use for a game of ping-pong. For a near-it-all location, great transportation options, and all the right amenities, head to this fabulous location on 42nd Street.
If you have places to go, this New York office space gives you access to one of the city’s busiest transit hubs. Penn Station is the terminal for Amtrak and New Jersey Transits trains, of course, so it’s a magnet for commuters. You also can step onto the A, C, E, 1, 2, and 3 trains traveling up and down the island. Add in nearby parking garages and proximity to the Lincoln Tunnel, and you have an unbeatable location. But these eight levels of coworking space in a 17-story Art Deco building are also beautiful, with lots of original art (especially the colorful mural by artist Jason Woodside). The members here, who cover every type of business but lean toward the tech fields, gravitate to the expansive common area on the 10th floor when they are looking to chat with clients or huddle with their team. It’s a dog-friendly space, so bring along your four-legged friend. Madison Square Garden is nearby, meaning you have don’t have to go far to enjoy a game with the Knicks or the Rangers. Big-name musicians also play here, as well as nearby Hammerstein Ballroom. For an office space that’s in the middle of it all, head to Penn Station.
Near the iconic Flatiron Building, this New York office space encompasses 10 floors of a 17-story building dating from the 1920s. It’s a sprawling space, but thoughtful design ensures that there are always some tucked away corners where you can concentrate on the project or comfortable common areas perfect for hosting that large-scale event. There’s a bike room for commuters and lots of eye-catching original art. The types of businesses attracted to the space run the gamut from newly launched tech companies, fashion bloggers, architects, venture capitalists—you’ll find colleagues in just about every field within these walls. To get here, hop aboard the 4 or 6 line (they stop less than a block away) or the R, N, or Q lines (all two or three blocks from the front door). With a warm, welcoming environment, this coworking space is the perfect community to start or grow your business.
Cross Streets: Madison Avenue and East 28th Street
You’d be hard-pressed to imagine a grander entrance than at this Bryant Park location, a neoclassical gem dating from 1902. From the handsome lobby, a wrought iron staircase sweeps you up to the elegant event space with a coffered ceiling and towering windows overlooking one of the city’s most popular parks. The 11 floors of this New York office space attract a wide range of businesses, from fashion and design to finance and investment banking. Getting here from anywhere in the city couldn’t be simpler, with the B, D, F, M and 7 subways a block north and the 1, 2, 3, N, R, and Q subways less than two blocks west. Just behind the iconic New York Public Library, the Bryant Park Grill is a great place if you want to impress clients. With grand surroundings, a vibrant neighborhood, and a creative community, this New York office space is a compelling space to grow your business.
In a handsome building in Midtown East, this New York office space is close to just about everything—the B, D, F, M, N, R, and Q subways lines are a couple of blocks away at Herald Square, the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S lines are a bit farther away at Grand Central, and parking is easy to find in the neighborhood. With a warm and welcoming vibe, the modern coworking space occupies floors three to seven and has an open floor plan, high ceilings, and lots of natural light. It’s easy to find a place to meet with your team, as there’s a brainstorming room and 17 open and airy conference rooms. When you’re looking to unwind, the pet-friendly space also has a wellness room. Members here recommend Pokeworks, a popular sushi spot on the same block. For the convenience of Midtown, you can’t beat the this 5th Avenue location.
