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Fitness studio, 2,000 SF with high ceilings

Example requirement

Size
1,800 SF to 3,000 SF
Type
Retail, Flex / Creative
Budget
Up to $110/SF/yr
Move in
Jan 2027

Where

  • Harlem
  • Williamsburg
  • Astoria

Must-haves

  • High ceilings
  • Street frontage

Boutique strength studio. Needs 14 ft ceilings for rigs and a ground floor or easy access.

What the budget means per month

At the $110/SF/yr budget ceiling, base rent would be about $16,500 to $27,500 a month for 1,800 SF to 3,000 SF. A lower rent per square foot would cost less.

Base rent only, before taxes, operating expenses, utilities or other lease charges. The calculator starts with one year, no increases and no concessions; adjust those terms for a specific space.

Spaces that already fit

Scored out of 100 on location, type, size, budget, timing and must-haves. Best fit first.

From the city's property records

Office buildings with floors this size

Of the 26 office buildings we track in Harlem, Williamsburg and Astoria, 1,800 SF to 3,000 SF is part of a floor (a quarter of one or more) in 10. The smallest average floor among them is about 5,300 SF.

Office buildings in Harlem, Williamsburg and Astoria where 1,800 SF to 3,000 SF is one or more full floors or part of a floor, with the average floor, floors and year built
BuildingFits asAverage floorFloorsBuilt
423 West 127th StreetHarlemPart of a floor3,000 SF is 36% of one8,400 SF51936
242 BroadwayWilliamsburgPart of a floor3,000 SF is 41% of one7,300 SF51910
35-01 36th AvenueAstoriaPart of a floor3,000 SF is 57% of one5,300 SF92021
103 East 125th StreetHarlemPart of a floor3,000 SF is 32% of one9,400 SF121901
185 Marcy AvenueWilliamsburgPart of a floor3,000 SF is 31% of one9,600 SF61905
31-21 Newtown AvenueAstoriaPart of a floor3,000 SF is 40% of one7,400 SF102011
132 East 126th StreetHarlemPart of a floor3,000 SF is 31% of one9,800 SF62008
441 BroadwayWilliamsburgPart of a floor3,000 SF is 29% of one10,400 SF41910

2 more fit. See every large building in Harlem, Williamsburg or Astoria.

These are buildings, not listings: whether a floor is free is up to each landlord. Average floor = floor area divided by floors in NYC Department of City Planning, PLUTO 26v2, so a tower's lower floors are usually larger and its upper floors smaller. Counted: the buildings we track (35,000 SF and up) that have 3 or more floors and are mostly office space.

From the city's storefront registry

Vacant storefronts where you are looking

Of the 3,777 storefronts registered in Harlem, Williamsburg and Astoria, owners reported 370 vacant on December 31, 2025 (9.8%), against 9.2% citywide. These are research starting points, not listings: the registry records no size, rent or asking terms, so none of it is matched to the 1,800 SF to 3,000 SF you need or your budget.

Registered and vacant storefronts in Harlem, Williamsburg and Astoria on December 31, 2025
NeighborhoodVacantShareMost vacant on
Harlem1,682 storefronts20212.0%Lenox Avenue (26 of 123), West 125th Street (21 of 126)
Williamsburg945 storefronts818.6%Broadway (11 of 85), Kent Avenue (9 of 50)
Astoria1,150 storefronts877.6%Steinway Street (25 of 237), Broadway (12 of 161)

Large buildings with a vacant storefront

Large buildings in Harlem, Williamsburg and Astoria whose owners reported a storefront vacant on December 31, 2025
BuildingVacant storefrontsReported vacant
280 St. Nicholas AvenueHarlem6 of 14Every year end since 2019
242 BroadwayWilliamsburg1 of 1End of 2025
19-60 37th StreetAstoria2 of 7Every year end since 2023
132 East 126th StreetHarlem5 of 7Every year end since 2024
55 Lombardy StreetWilliamsburg1 of 5End of 2025
22-11 31st StreetAstoria1 of 7End of 2025
105 West 125th StreetHarlem4 of 10Every year end since 2022
43-02 Ditmars BoulevardAstoria1 of 17End of 2025

Showing 8 of 16 buildings, taking turns across your chosen neighborhoods.

Source: NYC Department of Finance, Storefronts Reported Vacant or Not (Local Law 157), annual filing for December 31, 2025, pulled 2026-10-16. Owners of buildings with ground- or second-floor storefronts register each one every year with its status that day. Neighborhood figures place each storefront by its tax lot, the same area as the neighborhood pages. A vacant storefront is not always on the market: some are being renovated, held empty or already leased to a tenant who has not moved in. Our building directory starts at 35,000 SF. Confirm availability, size, permitted use and terms with the owner or broker.