NYC Office Spaces for Lease

Browse current office availabilities in SoHo and Brooklyn.

54 Crosby St · SoHo

Full Building · 8,000 SF

PRICE UPON REQUEST

Renovated SoHo building once home to sculptor Arturo Di Modica, featuring skylit interiors, open layouts, and two terraces, ideal for retail or office use.

327 Douglass St · Brooklyn

Full Building · 6,000 SF

Asking $20,000 / MO [$40.00 / SF / YR]

High-ceiling commercial space with exposed brick and 82 feet of frontage near Barclays Center

76 Wooster St · SoHo

PH Duplex · 3,750 SF

Asking $18,300 / MO [$58.56 / SF / YR]

Two-level SoHo loft with 20-foot ceilings, mezzanine, polished concrete floors, and a flexible open layout ideal for creative brands and showrooms.

69 Mercer St · SoHo

3rd Floor Office · 1,688 SF

PRICE UPON REQUEST

Private full-floor SoHo office with elevator access, glass-front rooms, high ceilings, and strong natural light. Efficient layout suited for office use.

69 Mercer St · SoHo

2nd Floor Office · 1,596 SF

PRICE UPON REQUEST

Private full-floor SoHo office with elevator access, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and strong natural light. Open layout suited for office use.

41 Wooster St · SoHo

Rear Retail & Office Duplex · 2,500 SF

PRICE UPON REQUEST

Turnkey rear retail & office duplex with high ceilings, dramatic skylights, and a flexible layout ideal for wellness, beauty, or creative use in SoHo.

53 Wooster St · SoHo

Lower Level · 750 SF

Asking $3,750 / MO [$60.00 / SF / YR]

Private street entry to a 750 SF lower level ideal for storage or inventory, with exposed brick, tiled floors, bright lighting, and a private restroom.

53 Wooster St · SoHo

PH Duplex · 2,600 SF

Asking $18,000 / MO

Penthouse duplex at 53 Wooster Street featuring open layouts, French doors to a 600 SF terrace, and a rooftop deck, ideal for showroom or office use.


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RENTED · 51 Wooster St · SoHo

4th Floor · 750 SF

Asking $4,250 / MO [$68.00 / SF / YR]

Fourth full-floor office with hardwood floors, oversized windows, and an open layout ideal for creative or professional use.

RENTED · 41 Wooster St · SoHo

4th Floor · 1,600 SF

Asking $8,250 / MO [$61.88 / SF / YR]

Fully furnished fourth-floor office for lease. Bright full-floor layout with hardwood floors, glass-enclosed office, kitchen, and natural light. Ideal for creative office, showroom, or pop-up use.

RENTED · 69 Mercer St · SoHo

PH Duplex · 5,200 SF

Penthouse duplex office with a 30-foot atrium, two private outdoor spaces, and abundant light in the heart of SoHo.

RENTED · 69 Mercer St · SoHo

4th Floor · 2,300 SF

Full floor office with keyed elevator access, oversized windows, high ceilings, and a flexible light-filled layout in the center of SoHo.

RENTED · 51 Wooster St · SoHo

2nd Floor · 750 SF

Full-floor office or showroom with hardwood floors and private bathroom in SoHo’s cast-iron district.

RENTED · 25 Howard St · SoHo

2nd Floor · 2,400 SF

Second full-floor office with 11-foot ceilings, exposed brick, and northern light overlooking Crosby Street, ideal for showroom or creative use.

RENTED · 69 Mercer St · SoHo

2nd Floor · 2,350 SF

Private full-floor unit with key-locked elevator, high ceilings, oversized windows, open layout, and prime SoHo location between Spring and Broome.

RENTED · 69 Mercer St · SoHo

3rd Floor · 2,500 SF

Private full-floor unit with key-locked elevator, high ceilings, oversized windows, open layout, and prime SoHo location between Spring and Broome.

RENTED · 39 Wooster St · SoHo

3rd Floor · 2,500 SF

Private full-floor office at 39 Wooster Street with floor-to-ceiling windows, skylights, glass-walled design, kitchen, and prime SoHo location

RENTED · 41 Wooster St · SoHo

2nd Floor · 1,600 SF

Private full-floor office at 41 Wooster Street with abundant light, two kitchens, two restrooms, and flexible terms direct from ownership in prime SoHo.

RENTED · 41 Wooster St · SoHo

3rd Floor · 1,600 SF

Furnished full-floor office at 41 Wooster Street with high ceilings, hardwood floors, kitchenette, private offices, and abundant natural light in prime SoHo.

SoHo Office Space for Lease

Finding an Office That Matches the Neighborhood

Finding the right SoHo office space means finding a location that says something about the business inside it. SoHo has long been the neighborhood where fashion, media, design, and creative companies choose to set up shop, and that reputation carries weight with clients, partners, and new hires alike. PEP Real Estate has been part of this neighborhood since 2000, working from its own office at 51 Wooster Street, and the firm's office listings reflect a deep familiarity with the buildings and blocks it represents.

Loft Style Buildings With Real Architectural Character

SoHo's cast iron architecture gives its office buildings a character that newer developments simply cannot replicate. Exposed brick, oversized windows, high ceilings, and open floor plans are common features across the neighborhood, and PEP's current inventory on Mercer Street, Wooster Street, and Crosby Street includes full-floor offices with exactly these qualities. Many of these spaces offer elevator access, hardwood or polished concrete floors, and strong natural light throughout the day, which makes them well suited to creative teams, startups, and established firms that want an open, flexible layout rather than a conventional cubicle setup.

Leasing Directly From the Owner, Not a Broker Chain

Businesses searching for loft-style office space in SoHo often want more than square footage. They want a building with visible history, an address that signals credibility, and a landlord who understands how the space will actually be used. Because PEP owns and manages its own buildings, tenants deal directly with ownership rather than a chain of brokers, which tends to make lease negotiations faster and terms more flexible. This owner-direct approach is one of the main reasons companies looking for SoHo office rental options return to PEP when they are ready to expand or relocate.

What Is Currently Available in SoHo and Brooklyn

For anyone comparing office space to let in SoHo against other downtown Manhattan neighborhoods, it helps to know what is actually available at any given time. PEP's current portfolio spans full building opportunities down to smaller private floors, so whether a company needs a compact team office or a larger footprint for a growing staff, there is usually a fitting option somewhere between Spring Street and Houston Street. Listings also extend into Brooklyn near Barclays Center for companies open to a short commute from SoHo in exchange for more space at a lower cost.

Why Location Still Decides the Deal

Location matters just as much as the office itself, and SoHo offers a level of walkability that few other Manhattan neighborhoods can match. Teams working out of a SoHo office are within walking distance of the West Village, Nolita, and Tribeca, with easy access to the C, E, N, R, and 6 subway lines. The neighborhood's mix of independent cafes, restaurants, galleries, and boutique retail makes it an easy place to host clients or take a team out after a long week.

Working With a Landlord Who Knows the Block

Companies that lease with PEP Real Estate also gain access to a landlord rooted in this specific neighborhood for more than two decades. That local knowledge shapes everything from how a space is priced to how quickly a build-out request gets answered, and tenants can raise questions directly with ownership rather than working through layers of property management.

Ready to See What Is on the Market

Anyone actively looking at Soho offices to rent or comparing Soho office space for lease listings against other firms should browse the current availabilities above. Because PEP manages its own buildings, availability changes as spaces are leased and new units come to market, so reaching out directly is the fastest way to confirm what is currently open and schedule a walkthrough.

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