The High Line Building, a factory-style office building at 450 West 14th Street in Manhattan.

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Total Floors: 15

Available: 3,550-3,575 SF

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Address: 450 West 14th Street Class: B
Cross Streets: West 13th & West 14th Streets Size: 100,000 SF
Year built: 2011 Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects

Picture yourself strolling up to a sleek glass-and-steel tower, the morning sun glinting off its windows. That’s what happens when you work in 450 West 14th Street office space in the heart of the Meatpacking District, one of NYC’s trendiest neighborhoods. In this building, which blends the neighborhood’s gritty past with its stylish present, your next big idea could be born.

From Beef to Boardrooms: A Meatpacking Marvel

Back in 1938, this spot was all about T-bones and tenderloins. Fast-forward to 2011, and voila—a 15-story office marvel rises from those beefy roots. Morris Adjmi Architects kept the industrial vibe alive while adding a modern twist. The result? 100,000 square feet of office space that feels like New York’s coolest Meatpacking District loft party.

Workspaces That Wow

Forget stuffy cubicles and fluorescent lighting. At 450 West 14th Street office space, each floor is a 12,000-square-foot canvas for your creativity. High ceilings make your ideas feel bigger. Factory-style windows frame killer views of the city. It’s the kind of space that makes Monday mornings actually exciting. Plus, who wouldn’t want to work in the center of the Meatpacking District? You’re adjacent to the High Line, Chelsea Market, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Not to mention, a stone’s throw from numerous stylish bars and restaurants.

Perks That Make Work Feel Like Home (But Better)

The building’s landlord, CB Developers, has done a masterful job of turning this building into more than just a workspace. Let’s talk about the good stuff that makes 450 West 14th Street office space truly unique:

  • Lobby Goals: Walk through an attended lobby that’ll make you feel like a VIP every day.
  • Night Owl? No Problem: 24/7 access means you can burn the midnight oil or crush that 5 AM brainstorm.
  • Windows That Work: Pop open those factory-style windows and let the city energize you.
  • High Line Happiness: Take your coffee breaks on NYC’s coolest elevated park, right outside your door.
  • Foodie Paradise: Lunchtime at 450 West 14th Street office space is an adventure. The Whitney Museum café for a cultured bite? Chelsea Market for endless options? Or maybe a quick slice from the corner pizzeria? Your biggest workday decision might just be what to eat.

Hop, Skip, and a Jump: Your Easy Ride to 450 West 14th Street

Forget the headache of a brutal commute. At 450 West 14th Street office space, you’re practically tripping over transit options. Take your pick: a quick 7-minute stroll gets you to the 8th Avenue-14th Street subway hub, where the A, C, E, and L lines are ready to whisk you away. Need more choices? An 8-minute walk puts you at the 14th Street station, home to the 1, 2, 3, F, M, and L trains. Bus more your style? You’re covered with stops just 5 minutes away on Hudson Street. Plus, with the MTA jazzing up nearby stations with new ramps and ADA-friendly features, getting to work is smoother than your morning coffee.

Neighbors That Inspire

You’re in good company here with office tenants like Impactive Capital, Aquarian Management, IMP IM, and Churchill Real Estate. On the retail front, UNIQLO’s bringing fashion flair, Sullivan’s cooking up legal brilliance, and Alice and Olivia add a dash of design magic. You’ll fit right in no matter what type of business you run.

Available Space

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Building Location & Nearby Public Transportation

Nearby Transportation

Subway

8th Avenue - 7 minutes Walk
14th Street (123ABCDEFMQ) - 8 minutes Walk

Bus

Hudson Street & West 13th Street - 5 minutes Walk
West 14th Street & 8th Avenue - 8 minutes Walk

Important Information

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