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Posted: September 29, 2026
2026 Developing Long Island: The Franklin
Garden City, NY The Franklin is a boutique, new-construction Class A office building at 1051 Franklin Ave., developed by Scott Minuta and Matt Schwartz and managed by Regus. Spanning three floors and 19,160 s/f, the property offers fully equipped, full-service office suites on flexible lease terms, along with stylish conference rooms, kitchen amenities, elevator service, IT support, mail handling, on-site parking and 24/7 secure access. Businesses seeking a prestigious Garden City address without committing to a full-time suite can also take advantage of virtual office memberships.
Positioned near the Nassau County seat and the Garden City Long Island Rail Road station, The Franklin gives tenants a central, accessible location in one of Long Island’s most sought-after business corridors. The building celebrated its grand opening in August 2026 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house held in partnership with the Garden City Chamber of Commerce, welcoming a diverse roster of tenants spanning legal, financial, insurance, wellness and nonprofit services, including Baby Essentials of Long Island.
Project Info
Project Title The Franklin, Managed by Regus
Project Location Garden City
Project Status Open
Property Type Commercial, Class A Office
Building Size 19,160 SF
Site Size 0.14 Acres
Construction Start Date June 2023
Completion Date June 2026
Project Team
Project Title The Franklin, Managed by Regus
Project Location Garden City
Project Status Open
Property Type Commercial, Class A Office
Building Size 19,160 SF
Site Size 0.14 Acres
Construction Start Date June 2023
Completion Date June 2026
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