Work Space 501

Located on the fifth floor of 220 36th Street, Space 501 features Southwestern light, newly refinished original hardwood floors, new windows, and it’s wired for internet.

At 737 rentable square feet and $890 per month, space 501 is perfect for a small business - designers, web developers, sound engineers all occupy similar spaces on the floor.

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Top 10 Brooklyn Brand-Builders and Multi-Media Designers

Jesse McLean of Rest-Less Design just won the Rooftop Films T-Shirt Design Contest. Well done!
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Streetcars to come back?

Brownstoner had a story on Friday about the (very exciting) possibility of streetcars returning to Brooklyn.

Streetcars were once a big part of Brooklyn life—could they play a role in connecting currently underserviced areas while enhancing the street-level experience? That’s the theory being floated by some enthusiasts. And people are starting to listen. Most notably, DOT [...]

Lobby at 220 36th Street looking great.

220 36th Street is undergoing a very nice transformation. While keeping the character of the 100-year-old building, the recent addition of a passenger elevator, some bright color, and the refinishing of the floors, doors, and lighting adds a modern feel, bringing the building into the 21st century. With huge windows in the workspaces, [...]

Work Space News

Space is leasing steadily now, to new tenants including LIGHT INDUSTRY, Rogers Camera, Cameron Hickey web design and film, Brian Bender & Michael Trepaigner sound engineers, two artists and other tenants on the way.

Workspace Market Active This Fall

Luckily, the slow commercial real estate market hasn’t much effected the demand for small creative work spaces.