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The future of work? Top 10 NYC rentals for working remotely
By CityRealty Staff
Friday, April 10, 2020
Nearly a month after the "stay at home order" was enacted in New York, people working in a wide variety of industries deemed non-essential have been doing their jobs from their homes with the help of technology. But for others, it was an extension of what they were already doing: In 2017, a Gallup State of the American Workplace study found that nearly half of all employees work remotely with some frequency. Those numbers have inched up in the few years since, especially in a city filled with freelancers and creative workers who might not have a permanent office space.
Forbes describes the current situation as an "unexpected global work-from home experiment" and predicts that by the time this is over, companies will offer employees greater flexibility for working wherever they can do their best, even if that's not in the office setting. And with amenity space to rival some of the ritziest co-working spaces, residents of the following buildings will certainly not feel inclined to leave home to go to work.
Forbes describes the current situation as an "unexpected global work-from home experiment" and predicts that by the time this is over, companies will offer employees greater flexibility for working wherever they can do their best, even if that's not in the office setting. And with amenity space to rival some of the ritziest co-working spaces, residents of the following buildings will certainly not feel inclined to leave home to go to work.
420 Kent Avenue via Spitzer Enterprises
The ODA-designed Williamsburg rental offers the very best in amenities. For remote workers, 420 Kent features a lobby coffee bar, a co-working lounge, indoor and outdoor seating, and a library/quiet room, which is a no-cell-phone space meant for you to decompress and reconnect. When you want to take a break, head on over to the billiards and gaming lounge, the piano room, or the catering kitchen. A 24/7 concierge is also on hand. Personalized virtual appointments are available for this building, and all prices are net effective to indicate a rent concession.
225 East 39th Street
11 studio through three-beds from $3,554 - $9,000/month
HOUSE39 via Rose Associates
With a coffee bar, library, and workstations at HOUSE39, you'll never want to head back into the office. Your work-life balance will also be achieved with their other amenities, which include plenty of outdoor spaces with gorgeous city views and the convenience of a 24/7 concierge.
Virtual leasing is available, and move-ins can be accommodated with adherence to enhanced cleaning and social distancing protocols. Prices are net effective to reflect an offer of four months free rent and one month OP on a 28-month lease.
Virtual leasing is available, and move-ins can be accommodated with adherence to enhanced cleaning and social distancing protocols. Prices are net effective to reflect an offer of four months free rent and one month OP on a 28-month lease.
675 West 59th Street
17 studio through three-beds from $3,917 - $15,417/month
Waterline Square
Credit: Noe Associates with The Boundary
Residents of Waterline Square's rentals have access to The Waterline Club, over 100,000 square feet of amenities catering to all interests and, so it would seem, industries. These include a business center, a social hub with work stations, and art, music, and video/photography studios for creative workers. Virtual appointments are available for this building, and prices are net effective to reflect three months free rent on a 12-month lease.
160 West 24th Street
9 studio through two-beds from $2,790 - $7,490/month
The Chelsea via Greystar
The Chelsea offers hotel-inspired spaces perfect for working from home. Amenities include an outdoor terrace lounge, a resident lounge complete with complimentary WiFi, workstations, and a flat-screen television, and Hello Alfred, a personal assistant app that does everything you need – from groceries to pet care – with the help of a trusted home manager. Soon enough, the building will open even more amenities, including its own espresso bar. Virtual tours of this building are available.
28-10 - 28-40 Jackson Avenue
7 studio through three-beds from $3,249 - $6,283/month
Jackson Park via Tishman Speyer Properties
An amenity haven, Jackson Park is truly its own community in Long Island City with a private 1.6-acre park, a bocce court, tech lounge, private dining room, private conference room, sky lounge, 24/7 concierge, LIVunLtd virtual concierge, and of course, building-wide WiFi. Prices are net effective to reflect a rent concession.
29-22 Northern Boulevard
9 studio through two-beds from $2,704 - $5,430/month
Alta LIC via Simon Baron Development
High-floor lounge space
The Alta+ Cube second-floor amenity space is specifically tailored to your needs with several co-working spaces, an event space with Sonos Sound System and a massive screen, and a game hall with billiards.
435 West 31st Street
14 studio through two-beds from $3,570 - $5,990/month
The Eugene via Manhattan West
Photo credit: Max Touhey
NYC's tallest rental skyscraper has a ton of spaces for play, including a basketball court, arcade room, and piano lounge, but it's also fit for working. The Eugene has a sophisticated library lounge and a private dining room. LIVunLtd concierge is available to take care of nearly everything you may need for your home. Virtual tours are available for this building, and leases signed by April 30 are eligible for up to two months free rent.
50 West 34th Street
4 studio through one-beds from $2,850 - $4,200/month
Herald Towers lounge via Herald Towers Leasing
When Jackie Robinson lived at the McAlpin Hotel, he got the call to play on the Brooklyn Dodgers. The historic building has been converted to rentals known as Herald Towers, but a new amenities suite reflects the needs and wishes of today's residents. This includes a new lounge with co-working space. An offer of $1,000 security deposits is currently in effect.
615 Pavonia Avenue
2 studio through two-beds from $2,078 - $4,664/month
Journal Squared via KRE Group
via HKWN
A towering presence in Jersey City, Journal Squared features a 10,000-square-foot lounge set up with WiFi and workstations with NYC skyline views. It is notably the first New Jersey building to offer the hospitality service Hello Alfred. Additional amenities include a catering kitchen, screening room, and a sky lounge on the 53rd floor. Virtual tours are available for this building.
2 North 6th Place
7 studio through three-beds from $3,875 - $8,028/month
Level via Douglaston Development
(Rendering credit: Neoscape)
Lounge
LEVEL is a beautiful waterfront building in Williamsburg offering a furnished roof deck, a 24-hour concierge, a business center with video conferencing and workstations, and free WiFi in all common spaces. Virtual showings are available for this building.
Rose Associates
(917) 768-XXXX
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