345 Hudson Street Office Space

Sick of soulless glass towers with zero personality? 345 Hudson Street office space is different. This isn’t some corporate cookie-cutter workspace – it’s where your professional story gets interesting.

Old-School Cool Meets Modern Hustle

Let’s talk history – this 1931 Benjamin H. Whinston masterpiece once housed roaring printing presses. Fast forward to today, and Trinity Real Estate has transformed it into something special without killing its soul. After a knockout 2010 renovation, 345 Hudson Street office space now anchors Google’s massive $1 billion Hudson Square campus. Yeah, that Google. You’re literally working in a piece of Manhattan’s industrial-to-digital evolution.

Rooms With Actual Views (And Room to Breathe)

Forget cramped cubicle farms. Your 345 Hudson Street office space spreads across 978,795 square feet on 17 floors with generous 60,000-square-foot plates. Translation? Space to think, create, and actually enjoy Monday mornings. Massive windows frame jaw-dropping views of the Hudson River, One World Trade Center, and the Empire State Building. Plus, that LEED Gold certification means you’re breathing better air while saving the planet. Win-win.

Amenities That Matter

Skip the sad office break room. 345 Hudson Street office space delivers:

• Rooftop Escapes: Take client calls, lunch breaks, or Friday happy hours to stunning outdoor terraces that’ll make your Instagram followers jealous.
• Lobby That Impresses: First impressions count. This isn’t some 1980s time capsule – it’s sleek, modern, and says “we’ve arrived.”
• Coffee Salvation: Onsite Starbucks means no more cross-town treks for your caffeine fix or quick client meetings.
• Retail Therapy: Ground-floor shopping options save you precious lunch-hour minutes for things that actually matter.
• Future-Proof Setup: Tech infrastructure that handles your needs today and whatever digital curveballs tomorrow throws your way.

Location That Actually Works For Real Humans

Morning commute nightmares? Not here. Your 345 Hudson Street office space sits steps from the Houston Street subway and Hudson River Park (perfect for clearing your head after tough meetings). Lunch options range from quick bites at Just Salad to proper pizza at Little Italy Pizzeria. Clients from out of town? Four Points by Sheraton Soho Village has you covered. Hudson Square/Tribeca gives you that perfect NYC energy without the Midtown South madness.

Neighbors Worth Name-Dropping

Office credentials matter. At 345 Hudson Street office space, your company joins the big leagues. Google didn’t drop $1 billion on this neighborhood by accident – they claimed 180,000 square feet right here. Your neighbors include creative powerhouses like PostWorks and Viacom, broadcasting giant CBS, real estate leader Hines, and health innovator Everyday Health Group. That’s some serious hallway networking potential.