Helmsley Building

Step into a vibrant coworking environment in Long Island City, where creativity meets connectivity. This spacious HQ location spans over 16,000 square feet across three floors, offering flexible workspaces with a modern, loft-style aesthetic. Conveniently located near major highways and the Queens–Midtown Tunnel, it provides easy access to Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs. Ideal for startups, creative professionals, and growing teams, this space blends style, functionality, and accessibility in a thriving business district. Whether you need private offices, collaborative coworking areas, or meeting rooms, HQ Long Island City is ready to accommodate. Enjoy high ceilings, abundant natural light, and thoughtful layouts that foster productivity. With 20 on-site parking spaces and proximity to cafes, restaurants, and local amenities, this location gives your team the flexibility and convenience to work efficiently while staying connected to the city’s energy.

Jay Suites 34th Street occupies the 7th and 8th floors of an eleven-storey building directly across from the Empire State Building, one block from Penn Station. The centre houses 162 fully furnished office suites, from single-person rooms to team spaces for twenty or more, alongside eight meeting rooms seating four to forty. A 2,000 square foot private terrace opens off the seventh floor, wired for microphones, speakers and WiFi. Dual entrances on 34th and 35th Streets, soundproof phone booths, a coworking area and a designer reception complete the floors.

Each workday feels lighter at WeWork 134 N 4th St, a bright, contemporary workspace completed in 2016. Spanning the entire top floor, the office is drenched in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and flows out to a generous outdoor terrace, perfect for quick breaks or informal catch-ups. Members have access to thoughtful perks like cycle storage, a new parent's room, a rooftop terrace, and a dog-friendly policy, shaping a flexible setting that nurtures both your focus and daily life.

Jay Suites Wall Street takes three floors near the top of 40 Wall Street, with panoramic views across the Brooklyn and Midtown skylines. There are 84 furnished executive suites, from single-person units to team spaces for as many as 50 people, including a full floor of prebuilt suites, a private lounge and phone booths. Four meeting rooms seat five to 20, and a designer event space with breakout areas sits on the 27th floor. Members also use The Vaults, the building's own amenity space, which holds a cafe, meeting rooms, lounges and event space. The 2 and 3 trains stop in the building.

At 160 Varick Street, WeWork has transformed a classic 1927 pre-war building into a contemporary workspace that still feels warm and familiar. This 12-storey property features WeWork offices and coworking areas on the light-filled third floor, giving teams and individuals room to focus and collaborate. When members need a break from their desk, they can step into a quiet wellness room or a thoughtfully designed new parents' room, while on-site cycle storage makes an active commute to and from the office easy.