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The Soho Building

Floor

7

Size

12,175 SF

Type

OFFICE

Rate

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Availability

AVAILABLE, Now

Sublease

No

- The SoHo Building, located at 110 Greene Street, is a unique office building, offering... commercial space for creative and cutting-edge firms. At the epicenter of SoHo, on Greene Street between Prince and Spring Streets, the building provides its tenants access to the best shopping, restaurants, and nightlife in Manhattan, as well as access to 11 subway lines. A 13-story, 295,000-square-foot, Class A office building, 110 Greene Street has four exposures and frontages on both Greene and Mercer Streets. Built as two structures by Charles “Broadway” Rouse, a noted New York City merchant, the Mercer Street building was completed in 1908 and the Greene Street building in 1920. Years later these two buildings were joined to make up what is now the SoHo Building. - A rare early skyscraper in the cast iron district, the SoHo Building offers fantastic views and unparalleled natural light on its upper stories. The building also features high ceilings, open floorplates and historic details throughout. The largest surviving collection of cast iron buildings in the world, the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District was reclaimed from light industrial and warehouse use in the 1950s and 1960s by the artists associated with Pop and Abstract movements in American Art. As galleries moved to Chelsea, chic boutiques, creative industries and stylish hotels moved in, making the neighborhood a draw for locals and international visitors alike. The term “SoHo effect” refers globally to the rejuvenation of a compact older district in or near a city’s center. - The SoHo Building itself is not cast iron, but rather a steel-framed skyscraper in a highly modified Colonial Revival style on Greene Street and late Beaux Arts on Mercer Street. The merchant Charles Rouse, who took the middle name of “Broadway” to honor the street where he built his first department store, was an entrepreneur who moved to New York from Virginia after the Civil War, which had bankrupted him. After a stint in debtor’s prison, he made good on his debt by reselling auctioned goods – the E-Bay of its time. His department store was one of the most lavish of the 19th century, selling “everything calculated to make a man fashionable, a lady irresistible and a family comfortable” with goods and fashions coming from as far away as Japan. - Surrounded by boutiques that Rouse would no doubt admire, the SoHo Building offers an atmospheric yet practical location for a broad range of creative tenants. Its namesake would be delighted to see that 110 Greene Street still sets the standards for the neighborhood and New York. - Boutique building in heart of Soho - Communal Rooftop - Common area WiFi - Extended HVAC hours - Loft-like finishes featuring wood and polished concrete floors - Eclectic fine art on display throughout building - Exposed ceilings - Exposed brick - Open layouts

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The SoHo Building at 110 Greene Street is a 13-story, Class A office property with an open, loft-like character. Interiors feature open floorplates and high ceilings, with exposed ceilings, exposed brick, and finishes including wood and polished concrete floors. The building also offers communal rooftop access, common area WiFi, extended HVAC hours, and eclectic fine art displayed throughout.

The building includes four exposures and frontages on both Greene and Mercer Streets, with entrances positioned on the block in the heart of SoHo. The property is described as located on Greene Street between Prince and Spring Streets, and provides access to 11 subway lines.

Originally developed as two structures completed in 1908 and 1920, the buildings were later joined to form the current SoHo Building. The property is presented as a steel-framed skyscraper in a Colonial Revival style on Greene Street and late Beaux Arts on Mercer Street.

Key Highlights

• 13‑story, 295,000 SF Class A office building at 110 Greene Street in SoHo
• Frontages on both Greene and Mercer Streets with four exposures
• Built as two structures: Mercer Street building completed in 1908 and Greene Street building completed in 1920, later joined

Property Analytics

Property Profile

Current Use

CLINIC (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store OAK Digital Marketing & Advertising Sixxis Design Marketing & Advertising Downtown Soho Psychotherapy Psychotherapist Little Lady Boutique Clothing Store

Suggested Use

Top Pick Nursing Home Pet Grooming Service Buffet Auto Parts Store Adult Day Care Clothing & Fashion Store

Score = modeled unmet demand for each use within ~1 mi (higher = bigger opportunity). Zoning and permitted uses should be independently verified with local authorities.

Lease Details

Yes

Paved road access

NNN (Triple Net)

Lease Type

Location Intelligence

Trade Area within ½ mile

33,750

Businesses Nearby

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Demographics for 10012, NY

23,125

Population

14,568

Households

1.6

Avg Household Size

35

Median Age

83%

College-Educated

96%

High-School Grad

0.3 sq mi

ZIP Area

77,083

Density / Sq Mi

$130,938

Median Household Income

$88,301

Median Earnings

$2,731

Median Rent

$1,500,000

Median Home Value

Market

Lease Benchmarks for New York, NY

$54.08 /SF/Yr

Avg Asking Price

$37–$79 /SF/Yr

Price Range

36,348 SF

Avg Space Size

Vacancy Rate% for Office in Northeast region

13.1% 2019

15.4% 2020

17.6% 2021

19.1% 2022

20.2% 2023

20.9% 2024

19.9% 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of property is this?

Office building - 13-story Class A office building with open floorplates, loft-like finishes, and a communal rooftop.

Where is this office building located?

The property is located at 110 Greene St New York, NY.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: 13‑story, 295,000 SF Class A office building at 110 Greene Street in SoHo; Frontages on both Greene and Mercer Streets with four exposures; Built as two structures: Mercer Street building completed in 1908 and Greene Street building completed in 1920, later joined