New York City, NY Industrial and Warehouse Spaces for Rent
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New York City, NY Industrial and Warehouse Spaces for Rent
Based on the range of industrial spaces listed for rent on CommercialCafe.com, the average asking rent in New York City is $25.49 per square foot. However, there are several factors that influence the asking rate for renting an industrial property. For instance, prices vary depending on the property location, the age and upkeep, the property size, quality rating (Class A, B, or C), as well as based on any unique features it offers.
For Class B assets, asking rents for properties go up to $36 per square foot. The average for Class B industrial spaces in New York City among properties listed on CommercialCafe is $26.85 per square foot.
You can find 116 Class C industrial space listing(s) in New York City. The asking rate for local industrial space in this property class averages $26.63 per square foot. The highest asking price currently on the market is $40 per square foot.
There are various types of industrial real estate properties designed to provide solutions for various business needs. Warehouses, which are essential in storage and logistics, often have high ceilings and loading docks and can be equipped with industrial-grade heating or cooling systems. Manufacturing facilities are differently equipped to facilitate the production of various goods. Meanwhile, flex space is a type of industrial real estate that can accommodate multiple uses at the same time, such as storage, distribution, light manufacturing, and office space.
Among the industrial space listings available for rent in New York City, you can find:
Finding the ideal industrial space for your venture in New York City depends on your particular combination of business needs and preferences. Considerations might include aspects such as: the property proximity to major highways, ports, railroad or public transportation hubs; the cost of renting space in the area; qualified labor availability; and zoning particularities. While other types of commercial real estate are more widely distributed across a market, industrial space tends to largely be concentrated under zoning requirements specific to it.
As such, in New York City you are most likely to find industrial or warehouse space for rent in the Southwestern Brooklyn submarket, which is currently home to the highest number of local industrial for rent listings on our site. Other local submarkets to look at for industrial space leasing opportunities include: Northwestern Queens and Southeastern Queens.
While a lot of aspects of what makes good quality industrial space are subjective, there are some that are objectively important to any business looking to operate out of such spaces. These are typically captured in property class ratings, that are generally referred to as Class A, B, or C.
In New York City, you can find 21 listing(s) located in industrial property rated Class A. Typically, Class A industrial properties are relatively new developments in prime locations, featuring high ceilings, easy access to highways and other transportation options, along with generous parking capacity.
Leasing opportunities on the local market currently include 175 listing(s) rated Class B industrial space. While it is a tier down from Class A, industrial space in this rating category can still offer reasonably high quality for most enterprises. Class B typically includes buildings that are slightly older, property that has been renovated and is in overall good condition but might not include top-tier building systems or state-of-the-art features.
Class C industrial properties in New York City currently offer 116 listing(s) for rent.
The most common industrial listing space size you can find in New York City falls in the less than 100,000 sqft range. Specifically, the market is home to 541 listing(s) in this size category.
You can also find 19 industrial listing(s) sized 100,000 sqft to 500,000 sqft and 4 industrial listing(s) in the 500,000 sqft to 1,000,000 sqft range.
Zoning requirements are essential in the selection of a prospective lease, as it has a direct influence over the kind of industrial activity that can be undertaken on the property. Each city has its specific Zoning Department that sets up the codes and you can secure the services of a commercial real estate broker who specializes in industrial properties to help you understand the local zoning requirements and find a property that meets your needs.
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