26 Broadway
Financial District
New York, NY 10004
- 10 - 48,875 sqft
- $44 - $215,864 /mo est
- ~$53/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| P 12thFloor Floor | 10 sqft | $44 /mo est | |
| Partial 11th Floor - Suite 1103 | 1,626 sqft | $7,181 /mo est | |
| Partial 11th Floor - Suite 1108 | 1,780 sqft | $7,861 /mo est | |
| Partial 11th Floor - Suite 1104 | 3,103 sqft | $13,704 /mo est | |
| Partial 13th Floor - Suite 1304 | 3,137 sqft | $13,855 /mo est | |
| Partial 13th Floor - Suite 1302 | 3,318 sqft | $14,654 /mo est | |
| Partial 8th Floor - Suite 801 | 3,565 sqft | $15,745 /mo est | |
| Partial 13th Floor - Suite 1305 | 8,700 sqft | $38,425 /mo est | |
| P 12thFloor Floor | 10,000 sqft | $44,166 /mo est | |
| P 12thFloor Floor | 20,000 sqft | $88,333 /mo est | |
| Entire 3rd Floor | 48,875 sqft | $215,864 /mo est |
- 0.08 mi🚇45Bowling Green
- 0.12 mi🚇RWWhitehall Street - South Ferry
- 0.13 mi🚇JZBroad Street
- 0.14 mi🚇1Rector Street
- 0.15 mi🚇RWRector Street
- 0.19 mi🚇45Wall Street
- 0.22 mi🚇23Wall Street
- 0.25 mi🚇1South Ferry
- 0.28 mi🚇1Old South Ferry
- 0.39 mi🚇RWCortlandt Street
- 0.4 mi🚇1Cortlandt Street
- 0.42 mi🚇45Fulton Street
- 0.44 mi🚇ACJZFulton Street-Broadway Nassau
- 0.44 mi🚇23Fulton Street
Building Details
- Owner/Leasing ManagerNewmark Knight Frank
- Floors31
- Height520 feet
- ArchitectCarerre & Hastings; Kimball & Thompson; Shreve, Lamb & Blake
- Walk Score®98
- Year Built1924
- Noise Index0.42
Formerly known as the U.S. Oil Building, 26 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 is located on the corner of Whitehall St and Beaver St. Completed in 1924, the building stands at 31 floors tall and features over 802,000 square feet in office space for rent, make it quite a decent sized structure. Although an older building, 26 Broadway has undergone various capital improvement plans over the course of its life. The building stands in close proximity to the yellow, green, and red MTA subway line as well as the Staten Island ferry. Hundreds of different restaurants also pepper the surrounding neighborhood. The edifice’s proximity to the other office buildings that surround the neighborhood make this space ideal for an organization needing closeness to partner firms or clients. As a result, such excellent placement adds a significant amount of value for the building’s tenants. Originally owned by Standard Oil, the company sold the building in 1956. It is one of the first buildings in Manhattan to have setbacks and is topped by a pyramid modeled on the Mausoleum of Maussollos. The building was designated as a New York City landmark in 1995.
Neighborhood
Financial District
Home to many of Manhattan’s major financial institutions, the aptly named Financial District is located towards the southern end of the island. Two of Manhattan’s major streets, Wall Street and Broad Street, can be found in the area. Some must-see places for businesses include the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank. The South Street Seaport outdoor mall has a number of shops for employees to explore. Furthermore, Stone Street, a pedestrian-only, cobblestone street is home to numerous restaurant and bar options. When the weather permits, take advantage of the outdoor seating areas for optimal people-watching.
Attractions in the area include The New York City Police Museum and the Museum of American Finance. Additionally, during times of celebration, the city comes alive for the ticker-tape parade whose route is known as the Canyon of Heroes.
For workers who put in long hours at the office and want to live nearby, the Financial District may be the perfect option for you. In terms of average rent for office space, you will be hard-pressed to beat the Financial District’s $53/sqft. It’s no wonder companies from a number of industries have joined the likes of Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, and American Express as office neighbors in the Financial District.