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Therapy office space runs $15–$40 an hour, $50–$150 a day, or $300–$1,500 a month for a dedicated office in a shared suite, with New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco at the top of the range. The four ways therapists get space, cheapest first, and the sound-privacy and HIPAA basics.
Find medical, dental, and therapy office space in major U.S. markets — what clinical space costs by city and where to start your search.
Medical office space rents 10–25% above comparable general office, and the clinical build-out runs $100–$250+ per square foot. What makes a space medical-ready, the four checks to run before anything else, lease vs. sublease vs. timeshare, and how to search in 2026.
Clinical build-outs run $100–$250+ per square foot, and the difference between a $50/SF and a $100/SF tenant-improvement allowance on a 3,000 SF suite is $150,000 of your capital. The TI allowance, why medical leases run 7 to 10 years, the clauses that matter, and how to budget the whole project.
What medical office space costs in New York City in 2026: exam-room timeshares from about $1,800 a month, turnkey clinical suites at $3,500–$7,500 a month, and $100–$250+/SF build-outs on a lease — plus the zoning, ADA and plumbing questions to ask before you tour.
A step-by-step guide to finding and leasing the right space for a healthcare or clinical practice in New York City — from defining requirements to build-out and negotiation.
Therapy office space in New York City costs $25–$50 an hour for a furnished room, a few hundred a month for a fixed part-time block, and from about $2,200 a month for a full-time private suite. Where practices cluster, the soundproofing and waiting-room questions, and how to rent without a lease.
You do not legally need a broker to lease office space in New York City — but because the landlord pays the commission, having your own tenant representation costs nothing and is almost always the smart move. Here is why.
Here’s the thing about coworking in Houston: the private-office alternative is so cheap that the usual math barely applies. With the citywide median for a private serviced office at $329... Read More