110 Greene Street
110 Greene Street - The Soho Building Located in the heart of SoHo, 110 Greene Street offers unique commercial space for creative and cutting-edge firms. This Class A office building features 221,000 square feet of total rentable area, with floor plates averaging 17,500 square feet. The 13-story steel-framed skyscraper, with frontages on both Greene and Mercer Streets, is a fusion of two structures completed by Charles "Broadway" Rouse in 1908 and 1920, respectively.
The upper stories of the building provide unparalleled natural light and stunning views; the units found here provide office and residential tenants unparalleled views, along with large floor plates and substantial common areas. The building also boasts high ceilings, open floorplates, and historic details throughout. It is a practical location with easy access to 11 subway lines via the Prince Street and Broadway-Lafayette Street stations. The location provides tenants with access to the best shopping, restaurants, and nightlife in Manhattan.
The SoHo Building is not cast iron like the surrounding area, but instead, a highly modified Colonial Revival style on Greene Street and late Beaux Arts on Mercer Street. The building features fine art throughout, a remodeled lobby, and an exterior that adds additional splendor to the space.
If you're looking for a prestigious and historic office building with prime Class A office space, the Soho Building at 110 Greene Street is the perfect place for your business.
To learn more about how to purchase or lease an office space in the Soho neighborhood or at this location you can call us at (347) 379-4337
Building Features
- Consider the high ceilings and large windows that offer stunning views and natural light.
- Modern Class B office space across 12 stories.
110 Greene Street offers its tenants several amenities, including common area WiFi, an on-site café, communal roof deck, shared tenant conference room, and a general store in the lobby. It also features a 24/7 doorman, extended HVAC hours, and freight elevators.
What this Office Building can offer you
- Common area WiFi
- Communal lobby space (Lobby Cafe)
- Communal roof access (Brand New Rooftop Deck)
- General store
- Lobby attendant
- Property manager on-site
- Restaurant
- Incredible Manhattan Skyline Views in SoHo's Most Iconic Office Building
- “this is an A+ location”
The building spans across 295,000 square feet and boasts 13 floors of prime Class A Soho/Noho office space. Currently owned by SL Green, the building features roughly 15,000 square feet of retail space and is known for its abundant natural light, exquisite views of Midtown Manhattan, polished concrete floors, exposed brick and ceilings, open-plan layouts, cafe, rooftop deck, and a shared tenant conference room. It also holds LEED Gold and ENERGY STAR certifications for its energy-efficient features.
Tenants Past & Present
Notable tenants such as Anne Fontaine, Birkenstock, UNTUCKit, Il Makiage, DeVialet, and Leanplum Inc. call 110 Greene Street home.
Nearby Office Rent Prices to 110 Greene Street
Office asking rents in the area hover around $80 per square foot, which is consistent with the average rent in Midtown South. The building is ideal for small and midsize businesses in creative industries like media, advertising, fashion, design, and architecture.
Companies with office space in SoHo?
- Vashi (British fine jewelry); 11,777 square foot, 15-year lease at 110 Greene Street
- Madison Energy Investments (Renewal/Expansion in 2023, New Lease in 2022)
- Interplay Ventures (New Lease in 2022)
- Roscommon (Renewal/Expansion in 2022)
- Activant Capital (New Lease in 2022)
- Balenciaga (New Lease in 2022)
- Meermin USA (No information provided)
- The Collective (New Lease in 2020) (global co-living company based in New York, London and Berlin); 9,397 square feet
- Waverley Capital (New Lease in 2020)
- Leanplum (No information provided, but has leased the space in 2018 and renewed in the same year)
- Untuckit (Renewal/Expansion in 2018, Expansion in 2017) 15,000-square feet (11-year deal for 14,793 square feet of space across the fourth and seventh floors)
These companies are just a few examples of the diverse range of businesses that have found a home in SoHo. With its rich history, bustling atmosphere, and prime location, SoHo continues to be a sought-after destination for businesses looking for office space in New York City.
110 Greene Street New York, NY 10012
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Statistics
- Price: $255,000,000
- Annual Taxes:
- Year Built: 1910
- Type: Pre-War
- Lot Size:
- Stories: 13 Floors
- Typical Floor Plate:
- Square Footage:
13-story building built in 1910. The building contains 96 commercial spaces and 16 residential units.
Special Features
- Located on 110 Greene Street, in the heart of SoHo, Manhattan
Transportation Options
- N R W at Prince Street under 500 feet
- B D F M at Broadway-Lafayette Street 0.16 miles
- 6 at Spring Street .17 miles
- C E at Canal Street 0.24 miles
- 6 at Bleeker Street .27 miles
The Soho Building is conveniently located between Prince and Spring Streets and offers easy access to numerous shopping and dining destinations in the area. Commuting to and from 110 Greene Street is also a breeze, with access to 11 subway lines via nearby Prince Street, Spring Street, and Broadway-Lafayette Street stations.
Data/Internet Providers for the Building
| Service | Technology | Max Download Speed | Max Upload Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verizon | Fiber | 1 GB/s | 25 MB/s |
| Time Warner Cable | Cable | 100 MB/s | 6 MB/s |
Property History
Built in 1910 by Charles "Broadway" Rouse and the Low-Parker Engineering Company, the building started as two separate structures on Mercer and Greene streets before being joined to create what is now known as The Soho Building. Experience the "SoHo effect" by being a part of the revitalization of the compact older district in the city center. Contact SL Greene, the owned and managed boutique commercial loft building, to secure your office space at 110 Greene Street today.
Neighborhood Info Soho is a neighborhood located in Lower Manhattan, known for its historic architecture, high-end boutiques, art galleries, and trendy restaurants. Here are some key points about the neighborhood that an office tenant or potential buyer might find interesting:
- SoHo is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in New York City, with a vibrant and bustling atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists alike.
- It is home to many upscale retailers, such as Chanel, Prada, and Louis Vuitton, as well as numerous art galleries and performance spaces.
- SoHo is known for its cast-iron architecture, which consists of buildings with ornate facades made of cast iron. Many of these buildings have been converted into modern offices or apartments, but still retain their historic charm.
- The neighborhood is also home to several parks and outdoor spaces, including the famous Washington Square Park, which is a popular spot for people-watching, street performers, and outdoor concerts.
- The area is well-connected to the rest of the city, with numerous subway lines running through the neighborhood, including the B, D, F, M, N, R, and 6 trains.
When it comes to 110 Greene Street, here are some key points about the building and its location in SoHo:
- 110 Greene Street is located in the heart of SoHo, just steps away from many of the neighborhood's top retailers and restaurants.
- The building features a mix of retail and office space, making it an ideal location for businesses that want to be in the heart of SoHo's vibrant commercial scene.
- The building is well-connected to public transportation, with numerous subway lines just a short walk away, including the N, Q, R, W, J, Z, and 6 trains.
- The area around 110 Greene Street is known for its lively atmosphere, with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and bars to choose from, as well as numerous art galleries and performance spaces.
- Despite its central location, SoHo is a relatively quiet neighborhood, especially compared to other parts of Manhattan. This makes it a great location for businesses that want to be in the heart of the action but still value a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere.
If/When Looking for an office space in the heart of Manhattan?
Soho is the perfect place to be! Soho is known as the fashion capital of the city, with trendy shopping and dining options, as well as cobblestone streets, cast-iron architecture, and sweeping lofts and galleries. The neighborhood boasts a creative vibe established by the resident artists, and you will have the pulse of downtown NYC at your fingertips. Soho is centrally located, making it easy to walk or ride around the city. It offers endless options for shopping, dining, and entertainment, with flagship retailers, eclectic boutiques, and vibrant nightlife. Soho's market is highly competitive, with high price points and low vacancy rates. You will fall in love with the quaint cafes and restaurants, cast-iron facades, and bohemian energy of the area. Soho is easily accessible by subway, with numerous lines nearby. The area is bounded by Lafayette St. to the Hudson River, and West Houston to Canal St., with nearby neighborhoods including Nolita, Little Italy, Greenwich Village, the West Village, and Tribeca. Soho's history of inspiring New York's creative communities has turned it from an industrial powerhouse to a haven for artists, photo studios, fashion houses, and art galleries. Join the creative community in Soho, and enjoy a neighborhood that never slows down!
