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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.
Houston coworking runs $150 to $300 a desk; a private office in a serviced building runs $189 to $509 per person, median $329, and a whole furnished suite direct from a small-suite landlord is about $950 a month. Where a Houston team crosses over, with the October 2026 numbers.
Atlanta’s office market gives growing teams big-market infrastructure at mid-market prices: the median serviced office across the Atlanta spaces we track runs $375 per person per month — about 46%... Read More
Atlanta has one of the most active coworking scenes in the South — and a private-office market cheap enough to make the comparison genuinely close. With the citywide median for... Read More
Houston is the best large-market office value in America right now. The median serviced office across the 400 Houston spaces we track runs $329 per person per month — half... Read More
This is the first edition of the SquareFoot NYC Office Price Index: the median asking price for serviced office space, per person per month, by submarket — computed from every... Read More
Grand Central is New York’s commuter-office capital — Metro-North upstairs, four subway lines downstairs, and more office inventory per block than anywhere in the country. It’s also the submarket our... Read More
Brooklyn is the best-value office market in New York right now, and it isn’t close: the median serviced office runs $500 per person per month — 29% under the citywide... Read More
NYC coworking desks run $400–$700 a month; the median private serviced office is about $650 per person, and $500 in Brooklyn. From three people up, a private office costs the same or less than coworking, with a door. The math by team size and the meeting-room variable that erases the gap.