241 W. 37th St. – Garment District
$40/SF – Available Immediately
1,803 SF – 12 Fl – Partial Floor – Sublease
Beautiful Showroom Space Available for Sublet. Two offices, an open space, and showroom/conference room area provide a functional layout perfect for an office or showroom use. This 12th floor unit has three large south facing windows for great unobstructed natural light throughout the day.
Click to Contact Kevin Chau or call 212-253-8719
Additional features of the unit include high ceilings with track lighting, hardwood floors, glass double-door entrance, and separate air conditioners for each office.
The building is serviced by two passenger elevators and two freight elevators. Conveniently located with quick access to Times Square and Penn Station.
Kevin's both a broker as well as an owner of Manhattan commercial real estate and brings his depth and experience of understanding all aspects of the transaction to his negotiations.
With a focus in both retail and office leasing Kevin has also been involved with complex business operations issues and is a principal shareholder in a New York based hospitality company.
The Garment District, also
known as the Garment Center, the Fashion District, or the Fashion
Center, located in the New York City borough of Manhattan. The dense
concentration of fashion-related uses give the neighborhood, which is
generally considered to span between Fifth Avenue and Ninth Avenue,
from 34th to 42nd Street, its moniker. The Garment District has been
known since the early 20th century as the center for fashion
manufacturing and fashion design in the United States, and even the
world.
Less than one square mile in area, the neighborhood is home to the
majority of New York's showrooms and to numerous major fashion labels,
and caters to all aspects of the fashion process — from design
and production to wholesale selling. No other city has a comparable
concentration of fashion businesses and talent in a single district.
The relatively low rents and the large manufacturing floor plates have
attracted photography studios, modeling agencies, PR Firms and a
multitude of technology firms and creative office users looking for
value in this area just south of Times Square and with the addition of
the newly constructed NY Times Building is beginign to attract a
multitude of Midtown office users pushed South by the high rents of
prime Midtown offices.
Some text and images from List of Manhattan Neighborhoods at Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.
