401 Broadway Office Space

A Time Machine with a Corner Office

Built in 1930, 401 Broadway stands tall as Tribeca’s architectural darling. Its Art Deco flair mirrors the Empire State Building, giving your workday a dash of Gatsby-era glamor. But don’t let its age fool you—this 27-story beauty has kept up with the times, blending historical charm with modern amenities that’ll make your team swoon.

Where Loft Life Meets Work Life

Forget stuffy cubicles. At 401 Broadway, your office comes with a side of cool. Picture this: 230,000 square feet of loft-like office spaces spread across 27 floors. High ceilings? Check. Wrap-around views of Manhattan? Double-check. Whether you’re a scrappy startup or an established player, these flexible spaces adapt to your vibe, not the other way around.

Perks That Make Monday Feel Like Friday

Let’s talk extras—because at 401 Broadway, the little things add up to a big deal:

• View Master: Soak in sweeping vistas of the Hudson River and the Empire State Building. Who needs artwork when you’ve got Manhattan as your backdrop?
• Grand Entrance: Strut through a lovingly restored lobby that screams “You’ve arrived!”
• Shipping Made Simple: On-site FedEx and UPS drop-offs mean you can finally ditch those lunchtime package runs.
• Sky-High Inspiration: With ceilings that seem to touch the clouds, your big ideas have room to grow.
• Transit Heaven: Surrounded by subway options, your commute just got a whole lot easier.

The Tribeca Triangle: Where Location is Everything

With a location in Tribeca’s beating heart, 401 Broadway puts you in the center of it all. The Financial District’s hustle is just steps away, while Soho’s creative pulse is right around the corner. What’s more, the A, C, E, N, R, J, Q, Z, and 6 trains are nearby and connect you to every corner of the city.

Rubbing Elbows with the Best

When you snag 401 Broadway office space, you’re joining a community of movers and shakers. From fashion mavens like Acne Studios to number-crunching pros at CCBS Consulting, your neighbors are as diverse as New York itself. It’s not just an address—it’s a network waiting to happen.