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Our guides to flexible office and workspace providers in One World Trade Center
At The Office Providers, we bring access to all flexible workspace options in the World Trade Center Campus from a wide range of providers, operators and brands allowing you to search and compare workspaces that will best suit your needs.
We act as an aggregator of office space and we filter and condense the whole marketplace showing you options that perfectly match your requirements.
Many office space landlords that traditionally provide leased office space to rent now provide non-leased workspace options so, in these cases, are also classed as office providers.
Find out more about World Trade Center flexible office space companies by reading our guides.
Below are our guides to flexible workspace providers and operators that provide shared offices, executive suites, private serviced office space, managed office rentals, coworking spaces and other flexible business and working space options in and around the World Trade Center corporate campus.
Our guides to flexible office and workspace providers in the World Trade Center area
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Many landlords that would traditionally provide leasehold or leased office spaces to rent in World Trade Center district are now also offering non-leased workspace options.
Tenants looking to sublet some of their excess office space can often provide short-term office space rental options.
We provide access to these flexible leasing options, too.
The World Trade Center Complex axes around the One World Trade Center which is also known as the One World Trade, One WTC and the Freedom Tower.
Whichever title is used, the office building is the tallest in the USA, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and the sixth-tallest manmade structure in the world.
The building is a powerful symbol of resilience, and officially opened in 2014 – aptly timed as the world started showing positive signs of recovery from the Great Recession that occurred at the end of 2000s.
The events created by the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 brought another challenge to the city and its businesses, and one that many were thankfully somewhat prepared for.
In the decade preceding the 2020s, businesses of all sizes ranging from startups to scaleups and SMBs to large multinational corporations had been choosing office space options that provided agility and flexibility.
Many businesses of all sizes were hurt by the last recession – many had to make redundancies and, if they rented office space, were left were lease obligations on surplus office space.
For this reason, organizations had been seeking workplaces solutions that made them recession resilient and that created an element of future-proofing.
Many occupiers had been moving away from leased office space for rent and towards alternative forms of occupation that didn’t tie them in for long terms.
The market demanded flexible alternatives to office leasing, and occupational agreements that were classed as ‘easy in and easy out’.
Businesses were also seeking offices that would grow with them but also allow them to downsize at short notice when required.
These flexible workspace options had been available in the city for decades but in the 10 years preceding the pandemic, saw exponential growth.
Incumbent providers such as IWG and Servcorp – who, actually, provide flexible office space in the One World Trade Center – increased their portfolio sizes and new flex space operators such as Hana – who operate flex space at 3 World Trade Center – Industrious and WeWork, and many others, emerged.
These shared workspace providers were amongst the first within the commercial real estate industry to react to the pandemic and created solutions that were bespoke to the unique challenges created by Covid-19.
Aside from making all of their workplaces Covid-compliant, they created new products that made it easier for businesses to adapt to the new world of work.
As businesses experimented with new hybrid working models that incorporated flexible remote teams and varying levels of working from home, they created collaborative workspaces for team projects that could be used periodically for work that just couldn’t be performed by distributed teams, they created Zoom rooms and podcast studios, they offered office timeshares and day office rentals and many other products and services that helped businesses deal with the unique challenges brought on by both the recession and pandemic.
As the world recovers from this global crisis, there is even more demand for flexible office space as businesses continue to seek out agile contracts that allow them to efficiently experiment with new operations models.
Office providers continue to offer more and more innovative alternatives to leasehold office space and landlords that would normally only provide office space to rent are now offering non-leased alternatives, there are also sublet offices and desk share offerings from tenants that have discovered that they have excess office space.
The increased supply of options is excellent for tenants as it offers more and more ways to be resilient, however, the number of options can make the market somewhat difficult to navigate.
This is how we help – we cut through the noise and we bring together all flexible business space options in the One World Trade Center corporate campus district, under one ‘roof’ – this is why we are called The Office Providers.
We facilitate the searching, comparing and acquisition of flexible working space options from ALL of the office providers.
We do the hard work for you and make the office search process as simple and efficient as possible.
Whether you would like to call us your office agent, office broker, office finder, or free office space search service, we find you the perfect space for your business, and we don’t charge a fee.
We understand your unique workspace requirements, so we filter and condense the whole One World Trade Center office space market so that you are presented only with options that perfectly match your workspace search brief.
We can arrange viewings – both virtually and in person, if you wish, and we can also help you negotiate the very best deal for your business.
We are globally regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) so we are independent and impartial, and our tenant representation services are completely FREE, always.
So, just get in touch and let us know how we can help you find the best office space in the One World Trade Center district for you and your team.
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