The Yard: Columbus Circle

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.

Flexible private offices and coworking on the 3rd floor of 315 West 36th Street in the Garment District, close to Penn Station and Herald Square. Fully furnished, with 24/7 access.

Jay Suites Bryant Park occupies whole floors of an art-deco tower at 1441 Broadway, steps from both Times Square and Bryant Park, with a dual-entry lobby on Broadway and Seventh Avenue. The 50,000 square foot centre holds 151 furnished executive suites and seven meeting rooms, ranging from a five-person room to a 52-person conference space, with panoramic views over Midtown. A fully equipped pantry, members lounge and member hotspot sit alongside secure fingerprint access to all floors.

At 575 Fifth Avenue, WeWork has crafted a focused, contemporary workspace inside a Class A, LEED-certified, 40-story skyscraper completed in 1984. Spread across five floors, this location features private offices, bright lounges, and meeting rooms designed for productive workdays and seamless collaboration. Expansive windows showcase sweeping views of Midtown's skyline, bringing energy and inspiration to your everyday routine. On-site bike storage keeps commuting simple, while a thoughtfully designed parent's room supports members as they balance work and family, all within a polished, professional environment suited to teams of every size.

Set high above One Seaport Plaza, WeWork at 199 Water Street transforms three penthouse-level floors into a light-filled, highly efficient workspace. Inside this 35-story building, built in 1984, generous floor plates, minimal columns, and expansive glazing create open, adaptable areas with sweeping views in every direction. Members can move through their day with ease thanks to a full-service garage with direct lobby access, convenient bike storage with locker room and showers, and onsite perks like a sundry shop and a TKTS theater ticket booth, all thoughtfully geared toward a smooth, focused work routine.