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350 Hudson St. Fifth Floor Office
- Usage: Office
- Type: Sublet
- Floor: 5th Floor
- Size: 39,005 SQFT
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- Term: Thru Apr 2030
This large-scale workplace is organized around two expansive open work neighborhoods, giving a company room for approximately 200 workstations while preserving a substantial collection of enclosed rooms around the perimeter. The plan balances high-density team seating with ten offices, six conference rooms, three meeting rooms, four phone rooms, training facilities, employee amenities, and support areas, making it particularly well suited to a sizable technology, media, creative, or corporate operation that needs both collaborative capacity and places for private work.
Entering from the central elevator core brings employees directly into the heart of the floor, with the principal open work areas spreading broadly to the left and right. Workstations are arranged in multiple team clusters rather than one uninterrupted benching field, creating identifiable departments or working groups while maintaining visual continuity across the floor. Extensive perimeter windows surround the installation and bring daylight deep into these open areas. Along the lower perimeter, enclosed offices and smaller rooms provide quieter settings immediately adjacent to the principal workstation neighborhoods. The ten offices can support managers, executives, project leads, or small collaborative teams without separating them from the larger staff population.
Meeting facilities are distributed throughout the plan rather than concentrated in a single zone. Six conference rooms provide formal settings for larger discussions and presentations, while three additional meeting rooms handle smaller groups. Four dedicated phone rooms add valuable one-person privacy for calls and video meetings. Several rooms use glass fronts, allowing borrowed light into the interior while maintaining acoustic separation, and presentation rooms include wall-mounted screens.
The employee amenity component is unusually substantial. A large pantry and café area provides built-in millwork, counters, appliances, communal seating, and space for employees to gather away from their desks. Two training rooms create additional capacity for presentations, onboarding, seminars, or company-wide sessions, while a wellness room with a private shower adds another practical feature. Large storage and mail areas support day-to-day operations behind the scenes. Exposed ceilings, contemporary lighting, glass partitions, modern furnishings, and a partially furnished and wired delivery give the entire installation a polished creative character while retaining the infrastructure required for a workforce of this scale.
Notes: Recently built creative installation delivered partially furnished and wired. Layout includes six conference rooms, ten huddle rooms or offices, two training rooms, four phone rooms, one wellness room, open area accommodating approximately 200 workstations, large pantry with seating, restroom with private shower, large storage area, and mail room.
350 Hudson St., New York, NY 10014
About the Building
350 Hudson Street is a large loft-style office building in Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood, occupying the block between King Street and Charlton Street. Originally constructed in 1927 as an industrial building, the property has been comprehensively renovated and converted into modern office space while preserving the high ceilings, substantial floor loads, oversized windows, and open floor plans associated with Hudson Square’s historic printing and warehouse buildings.
The nine-story property contains approximately 324,000 square feet of office and retail space, with exceptionally large floor plates measuring roughly 39,000 square feet. These expansive floors are particularly well suited to companies that want to consolidate employees onto one or two levels rather than divide operations across multiple smaller floors. Office layouts can accommodate dense open work areas, private offices, conference rooms, collaboration areas, lounges, pantries, production space, and other employee amenities.
Renovations to 350 Hudson Street have included new mechanical, electrical, and air-conditioning systems, upgraded passenger and service elevators, renovated common areas, new windows, exterior restoration, and a modernized lobby. The building also retains a loading dock and freight infrastructure inherited from its industrial past, providing additional functionality for larger commercial tenants. Portions of the upper floors have access to outdoor terrace space.
Medidata Solutions is a major tenant at 350 Hudson Street, occupying approximately 177,000 square feet across the building’s upper floors. The property has also attracted companies in technology, design, advertising, consumer products, and other creative industries, including PepsiCo’s Design and Innovation Center.
The building’s location places tenants between SoHo, Tribeca, and the West Village, with restaurants, cafés, hotels, shopping, and neighborhood amenities within a short walk. The Spring Street C and E subway station is nearby, providing convenient transportation to Midtown and other parts of Manhattan.
For businesses searching for office space in Hudson Square, 350 Hudson Street is notable for its approximately 39,000-square-foot floor plates, loft-style architecture, abundant natural light, high ceilings, modern building infrastructure, and location within one of Manhattan’s established technology, media, and creative office districts. It is particularly well suited to mid-size and large companies seeking efficient open-plan office space with the character of a traditional Downtown Manhattan loft building.
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