14 Vesey Street 0th Office Rental
- 60,760 SQFT
- $66/SQFT
Awaiting a unique retailer, private club or creative use with vision.
Download Property Floor Plan HERE
Boasting a RSF of 59,826 (17,661 RSF below grade), investors have an excellent
opportunity to establish a presence in one of new york city's fastest
ascending neighborhoods. located in a flexible c5-3 zoning district uses include
office, retail, high-end retail, financial institution, museum, diplomatic/government
building, non-profit, legal organizations, or private club. This property can
be foud a block between Broadway, Fulton, Church and Vesey Streets.
Space Size by Floor
• 7,433 SF Ground Floor
• 8,832 SF Second Floor
• 8,832 SF Third Floor
• 8,489 SF Fourth Floor
• 6,848 SF Fifth Floor/Penthouse
• 6,000 SF Rooftop
• 6,929 SF Cellar
• 7,397 SF Sub-Cellar
Property Fetures
• Headquarters Opportunity (create an unrivaled brand house experience)
• Contiguous 60,760 Rentable Space
• Ground Floor Ceiling Height 16 ft.
• Rooftop Terrace (the rooftop is approximately 6,000 SF overlooking the Oculus)
• C5 Permitted Use (Schools, Dormitories, Community Centers, Department Stores,
Grocery Stores, Restaurants, Hospitals, Museums, Religious Facilities, Residential,
and Hotels)
Businesses Nearby
Anthropologie, Blink Fitness, CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Century 21, Chase Bank,
First Republic Bank, New York Sports Club, Nobu Downtown, Staples, Urban Outfitters,
World Trade Center, Zara
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About the Building
New York City Landmark Property
The Vesey Street building, a New York City landmark, is the work of Cass Gilbert, the architect who designed the U.S. Supreme Court. William Cromwell selected 14 Vesey Street for the NYCLA as it was directly
across the street from Saint Paul’s chapel, resulting in protected and immaculate
views.
The Downtown Manhattan office market has grown into a choice destination for
companies. With relatively affordable rents and access to premier amenities
including an abundance of world-class dining options, the neighborhood continues
to attract new tenants. Averaging over 5% rent growth over the past 10 years,
the neighborhood has benefited from an influx of TAMI (technology, advertising,
marketing, and information) tenants in recent years. Some of the larger tenants
to sign recent leases nearby include Diageo North America, McKinsey & Company,
VOX Media, Hudson River Trading, Nielsen, and Omnicon Media Group. Situated
a few minutes' walk west of 14 Vesey Street, One World Trade Center has
helped transcend the neighborhood. One of the tallest buildings in the world
and rising 94 stories, the building has attracted world-class tenants and is
anchored by the Conde Nast Publications global headquarters. Other tenants at
the property include The Stagwell Group, MDC Partners, OLO, Servcorp, Carta,
DAZN News and Ground Truth. 14 Vesey Street is well situated to be reconfigured
as a boutique office building that can be multi- tenanted or can serve as a
single-tenant headquarters in the heart of Downtown Manhattan.
C5 is a central commercial district with continuous retail frontage intended
for offices and retail establishments that serve the entire metropolitan region.
Famous shopping streets, such as Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue and East 57th
Street are C5 districts. Parts of Lower Manhattan, Downtown Brooklyn and Long
Island City are also within C5 districts. Department stores, large office buildings,
and mixed buildings with residential space above office or commercial floors,
are typical C5 uses. Use Groups 5 (hotels), 6, 9 and 10 (retail shops and business
services) and 11 (custom manufacturing) are permitted in C5 districts. Home
maintenance services, auto rental establishments and other uses not in character
with the district, including illuminated signs, are not permitted. The maximum
commercial floor area ratio (FAR) ranges from 4.0 to 15.0, and the maximum residential
FAR is 10.0. Floor area may be increased by a bonus for a public plaza or Inclusionary
Housing.
In the two contextual C5 districts—C5-1A and C5-2A—residential
bulk and density are governed by R10A regulations. In non-contextual C5-2 through
C5-5 districts, a building occupied by commercial, residential and/or community
facility uses may be configured as a tower. A residential tower is also allowed
in C5-1 districts. All commercial uses in C5 districts are exempt from off-street
parking requirements because public transportation is easily accessible.
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