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Midtown South Led Manhattan Office Leasing’s Stellar July Performance
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Commercial Observer
Manhattan office leasing velocity in July increased by 22 percent over June’s volume, helped along by healthy square-footage appetites and ample activity in Midtown South.
The 1.9 million square feet of demand in Midtown South was boosted significantly by its largest deal at 330 Hudson.
However, there’s plenty of reason for optimism in Midtown South, as well as Manhattan at large.
The submarkets Colliers tracks –– Midtown, Midtown South and Lower Manhattan –– have all seen marked declines since their post-2020 gluts.
Approximately 5.5 million square feet of Manhattan office was absorbed during the first six months of 2026, according to Colliers.