Corporate housing in New York, NY

Corporate housing across the New York harbour solves a problem hotels create. A midtown room billed nightly across sixty nights costs more than a furnished residence billed monthly, arrives without a kitchen or laundry, and gives an employee nowhere to be at the end of the day. For assignments in months, the residence is both the smaller number and the one people accept.

Placing across both sides of the river gives a company options a Manhattan-only list does not. Hudson Landing and The Suffolk put people on Manhattan's West Side, walking distance from midtown. Vantage Collection in Jersey City is six minutes from the World Trade Center on the PATH. Estuary and Hamilton Cove in Weehawken are eight minutes from Midtown West by ferry — with materially more space for the same monthly figure.

That matters most for teams. A group can be split by role — client-facing people in Manhattan, engineering or operations across the river — on one contract, one specification and one invoice, rather than two vendors and two standards.

The rate is one monthly figure covering rent, furniture, utilities and high-speed Wi-Fi, invoiced to the company with purchase orders supported. In a market where a conventional lease means a broker, a guarantor and twelve months of exposure, that is usually what decides whether a placement is approvable at all.

Where things are

Manhattan's West Side

Hudson Yards to the river — the newest stock on the island, with the High Line and Hudson River Park at the door.

Jersey City waterfront

Exchange Place and the PATH, six minutes under the river to the World Trade Center.

Weehawken and Port Imperial

The bluff opposite midtown, with the ferry crossing in about eight minutes.

Midtown

The office core — a walk from the West Side, a ferry from Weehawken, a PATH ride from Grove Street.

The Financial District

Downtown desks, reachable from either side of the harbour in under fifteen minutes.