Office Space in Gramercy
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Gramercy sits just east of Flatiron and Union Square, centered on the private, leafy Gramercy Park. It is quieter and more residential than its neighbors, which gives an office here a calmer, more refined feel while keeping you steps from the energy of Union Square.
Who it suits
Gramercy tends to attract smaller professional services firms, nonprofits, and boutique companies that want a characterful, lower-key address near the center of Manhattan without the crowds and premium of Flatiron.
The buildings
Gramercy's office space runs along the Park Avenue South corridor and the surrounding side streets. The side streets have smaller pre-war and loft buildings, where a mid-size company can often take a full floor with its own entrance and bathrooms, while Park Avenue South itself has larger, more professional buildings and a certain understated prestige. So there is a good range depending on the size and feel you are after.
Getting around
Gramercy is a short walk from Union Square, one of the best-connected stations in the city with the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R, and W, as well as the 6 and N, R, W at 23rd Street. Getting here from anywhere is simple.
What it costs
Gramercy usually offers better value than Flatiron for a similar quality of building, in part because it is quieter and slightly off the main drag. For companies that want a central, characterful space without paying the Flatiron premium, it is often a smart middle ground.
My take
Gramercy is a great fit for a company that wants to be central and near Union Square but prefers a calmer, more polished setting. You get much of what makes Flatiron appealing, often for a little less.
Around the neighborhood
A few spots: Gupshup for Indian, Daily Provisions for a quick, healthy lunch, and Friend of a Farmer. Union Square's greenmarket is a short walk too.
Comparing neighborhoods? See my guide to the best NYC neighborhoods for a small office.
Before you lease in Gramercy
Supply is smaller, so options can be limited at any given time. Start early.
Many buildings are boutique and owner-managed, which can mean more flexible terms.
Ask about building hours and staffing, since some smaller buildings do not have a full-time attendant.
Explore nearby neighborhoods
Common questions about Gramercy office space
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The side streets have smaller pre-war and loft buildings, where a mid-size company can often take a full floor with its own entrance and bathrooms, while Park Avenue South itself has larger, more professional buildings.
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Usually, yes. Gramercy tends to offer better value than Flatiron for a similar quality of building, in part because it is quieter and slightly off the main drag.
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Smaller professional services firms, nonprofits, and boutique companies that want a characterful, lower-key address near the center of Manhattan.
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Easy. It is a short walk to Union Square, one of the best-connected stations in the city, plus the 6 and N, R, W at 23rd Street.
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