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The Malin signs long-term lease for entire floor at GFP Real Estate’s 10 Astor Place

Neith Stone

 

David Kaye

 

Ciarán McGuigan

 

Manhattan, NY GFP Real Estate said thatThe Malin, a hospitality-driven workspace operator, has signed a long-term lease for the entire fifth floor at 10 Astor Place in NoHo.

The Malin will occupy 19,400 s/f at the historic office property under a lease term of 15 years. The company plans to transform the full floor into a design-led workspace destination featuring private offices, dedicated desks, meeting rooms and hospitality-focused amenities.

10 Astor Place - Manhattan, NY
Photo credit GFP Real Estate

As part of the project, The Malin will also redesign the building’s lobby, extending its distinct design language beyond the fifth floor. Together with the fitness amenity located below, the new workspace will contribute to a more cohesive ecosystem of work, wellness and community within the building.

David Kaye and Neith Stone of GFP Real Estate represented ownership, GFP Real Estate, in the transaction. John Mears of Rue represented The Malin, which is expected to take occupancy in the first quarter of 2027 following completion of its custom build-out.

“We were drawn to The Malin because of the quality of their product and the thoughtfulness of their design. They create exceptional environments for today’s office users, and their commitment to hospitality aligns perfectly with our vision for the building. Their decision to commit to Astor Place long term speaks to both the enduring appeal of NoHo and the caliber of tenant we’re proud to welcome,” said Stone.

This marks The Malin’s eighth location in New York City, totaling 171,4000 s/f. The brand was founded with the goal of creating workspaces that foster productivity and connection through elevated interiors and personalized service,with a growing portfolio of locations across New York, Boston, D.C., Savannah, Nashville, Austin, San Francisco, Orange County and Park City. The company’s member-focused model combines private office space,accessible shared workspace, and meeting facilities with intentional design and hospitality services.

“We’re excited to bring The Malin to NoHo and introduce our community-driven workspace concept to one of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods,” said Ciarán McGuigan, founder and CEO of The Malin. “The building’s character, location and accessibility made it an ideal fit for our next New York location.”

Located at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, NoHo and the East Village, 10 Astor Place sits just steps from New York University and some of downtown Manhattan’s most vibrant residential, academic and commercial districts. The property offers exceptional access to public transportation and is surrounded by a diverse mix of technology, creative, educational and professional tenants, including a fast-growing cluster of AI companies.

Originally constructed in 1910 by architect Griffith Thomas, 10 Astor Place is a seven-story, 156,000 s/f neo-Grecian building that was originally built as a factory and printing facility. Occupying the southwest corner of Astor Place and Lafayette St., the boutique building offers exposure on all sides and features loft-style floor plates, high ceilings and arched windows that flood the interiors with natural light, while preserving the building’s historic character. The building’s location in NoHo places it within walking distance of Washington Square Park, NYU and subway lines serving downtown Manhattan.

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