345 Hudson Street
Hudson Square
New York, NY 10014
- 13,680 - 57,477 sqft
- $67,260 - $282,595 /mo est
- ~$59/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13th Floor | 13,680 sqft | $67,260 /mo est | |
| Partial 13 Suite | 13,680 sqft | $67,260 /mo est | |
| 13th Floor | 13,680 sqft | $67,260 /mo est | |
| Partial 13 Suite | 16,792 sqft | $82,560 /mo est | |
| Office Space | 37,275 sqft | $183,268 /mo est | |
| Partial 12th Floor | 40,426 sqft | $198,761 /mo est | |
| 12th Floor | 43,837 sqft | $215,531 /mo est | |
| Office Space | 43,837 sqft | $215,531 /mo est | |
| 12th Floor | 43,840 sqft | $215,546 /mo est | |
| 12th Floor | 57,477 sqft | $282,595 /mo est |
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- 0.41 miđABCDEFMWest 4th Street-Washington Square
- 0.43 miđACECanal Street
Building Details
- Walk ScoreÂŽ100
- Noise Index0.7
Spanning the full block from King to Charlton Streets, 345 Hudson Street is an easy walk to the 1 subway and in close proximity to Hudson Park. With floors of approximately 60,000 SF, the building features a renovated lobby, onsite management and security and 24/7 access. The building includes a who's who of media and communications giants; CBS Radio East, Inc., The Guggenheim Foundation, Penguin Putnam, In Demand and corporate offices and studios for Viacom's Comedy Central, SpikeTV and MTV divisions. Retail tenants include Chase Bank and Starbucks.
Neighborhood
Hudson Square
Hudson Square, once known as the Printing District, is a neighborhood in lower Manhattan that remains a center of media-related activity like advertising, design, and communications.
At an average of $59/sqft, office space for lease in Hudson Square is considerably cheaper than its neighbor SoHo ($70/sqft). Commercial tenants will be in good company with businesses like Newsweek, Viacom, the Weinstein Company, Penguin Publishing, and PR giant Edelman calling the area home.
Positioned just south of Greenwich Village and north of Tribeca, Hudson Square offers some of the most accessbile stretches of the city's bike path. It also offers some sightly attractions in the Charlton-King-Vandam Historic District, which contains the largest concentration of Federalist and Greek Revival style row houses built during the first half of the 19th century.
With wide streets and relatively low-rise buildings, Hudson Square is a bustling center of business without overwhelming sensibility that can affect districts further north, making it one of the best kept secrets in New York commercial real estate.
Nearby Districts Include:Â SoHo, Greenwich Village, and Tribeca.Â