Premises: 
Entire Second Floor: 12,068 RSF
Lower Level: 3,252 USF
Total: 15,320 RSF

Asking Price: 
$18,950,000

Estimated Annual Common Charges: 
$65,300

Estimated Annual Real Estate Taxes: 
$210,000

Rudder Property Group is pleased to offer an office condominium for sale at 415 West 13th Street, New York, NY (between Washington Street and Ninth Avenue).

Building Highlights:
  • The 8-story office building was constructed in 2002 and designed by the award-winning architect, Annabelle Selldorf
  • Rare Meatpacking District office ownership opportunity
  • Among the headquarters of the most important and creative tech, media, fashion and finance firms
  • Prestigious neighbors include Apple, Google, Samsung, DVF, Milk Studios, Chelsea Market, The Standard and The Whitney Museum
  • Steps from the High Line, the 1.45-mile-long park built on an elevated railroad track
  • Large, attended lobby and on-site building staff

  • Space Features:
    Second Floor
  • 15 large windows overlooking West 13th Street and facing North
  • High slab-to-slab celling heights
  • Extremely high-end installation with a mix of fashion showroom, offices and conference rooms

  • Lower Level
  • High-end existing installation featuring very high ceilings
  • Currently used as a corporate meeting and dining facility
  • HVAC, bathrooms, kitchen and many wet columns exist within the premises
  • The premises is accessed by elevators and a stairwell
  • For more information please visit
    www.rudderpg.com/415-West-13th-Street
    or contact:
    Michael Rudder
    Office: (212) 966-3611
    Mobile: (646) 483-2203
    mrudder@rudderpg.com
    Michael Heller
    Office: (212) 966-3622
    Mobile: (917) 439-2198
    mheller@rudderpg.com
    The complete terms are in an offering plan available from the sponsor. All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the prices. Any square footage dimensions set forth are estimates based on approximate rentable measurements.