229 West 28th Street
Chelsea
New York, NY 10001
- 5,699 - 6,500 sqft
- $28,969 - $33,041 /mo est
- ~$61/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd Floor | 5,699 sqft | $28,969 /mo est | |
| Partial 10th Floor | 6,003 sqft | $30,515 /mo est | |
| Office Space | 6,500 sqft | $33,041 /mo est |
- 0.09 mi🚇128th Street
- 0.18 mi🚇New York Penn Station
- 0.27 mi🚇CE23rd Street
- 0.28 mi🚇123rd Street
- 0.29 mi🚇ACE34th Street - Penn Station
- 0.3 mi🚇12334th Street - Penn Station
- 0.3 mi🚇12334th Street - Penn Station
- 0.3 mi🚌Penn Station
- 0.3 mi🚇12334th Street - Penn Station
- 0.3 mi🚇12334th Street - Penn Station
- 0.31 mi🚇PATH33rd Street
- 0.37 mi🚇RW28th Street
- 0.37 mi🚇BDFMNQRW34th Street-Herald Square
- 0.37 mi🚇FMPATH23rd Street
- 0.41 mi🚗Central Parking
- 0.42 mi🚌Free maison
- 0.43 mi🚗Icon Parking
Building Details
- Walk Score®100
- Noise Index0.57
Featuring gorgeous metal and glass double doors, 24/7 access, and a lobby attendant, you can be sure spaces at 229 West 28th Street will not be on the market for long. Also known as the Caxton Building, 229 West 28th Street was built in 1917 and renovated in 2009.Home to some of the best restaurants in NYC, having office space in Chelsea will not disappoint when it comes to impressing clients, or grabbing a quick lunch. A few blocks from 229 West 28th Street you can dine at restaurants such as The Red Cat, which features delicious American food and rave-worthy desserts, or Salinas, a luxurious hidden-gem. For your lunch-hour needs, we recommend getting a burger and shake from Bills Bar and Burger or strolling through the shops of Chelsea Market! Walk off all of those great meals on the High Line, which is just a few blocks from 229 West 28th Street. In this office space, you will certainly not have to compromise on convenience nor location.
Neighborhood
Chelsea
Chelsea, known for its rich culture and diversity, is also a blooming center for business in Manhattan. Anchored by Google and Twitter's considerable presence, Chelsea has experienced a real estate boom as both established companies and startups have migrated westward for Chelsea office space.
The Chelsea neighborhood is a favorite of both locals and tourists alike, thanks to New York institutions like the High Line, a mile-long park on a disused elevated railroad, and the newly-relocated Whitney Museum. Mere steps away, Chelsea Market is home to some of New York's best artisan fare, making it a dream lunch destination. And of course, its sibling Meatpacking District lends plenty of nightlife options. Its proximity to the Hudson River also makes it both bike-friendly and highly walkable.
The average rent in Chelsea currently sits at a moderate average of $61/sq. ft, relative to the city average of $72/sq. ft - a big reason it's attractive to companies of all shapes and sizes.
Nearby Districts Include: Flatiron, Greenwich Village, and the Garment District.