A Drop-In, Imaging-Ready Medical Suite

October 2026. Tours are available now — practices that move early get first position on a suite whose pre-built imaging infrastructure has no comparable alternative in the corridor, and 4–6 weeks of DOHMH re-registration can run in parallel before move-in.

The floor includes a grandfathered, lead-shielded radiology room with its own leaded door and active radiation signage. Building a new radiographic suite in NYC means architectural filings, shielding design by a medical physicist, and DOHMH registration — with shielding alone a six-figure line item. Here the shielded room and its regulatory standing already exist.

No — imaging equipment does not convey. What conveys is the lead-shielded room itself: the physical shielding, leaded door, and existing regulatory standing. An incoming practice engages a medical physicist to survey the room and registers its own equipment with DOHMH — typically a four-to-six-week process instead of a year of construction.

Fully pre-built clinical: reception, waiting area, exam-room corridors, and privacy partitions across 3,800 RSF, most recently home to a multi-specialty orthopedic and physical-therapy practice, with central HVAC and direct-metered utilities. Comparable medical buildouts run $760K–$1.1M+ to construct from scratch in NYC.

Yes. C5-4 zoning permits medical use as-of-right — no change-of-use filing and no zoning risk. The building has an attended lobby and elevator with a private landing at your floor, one block from Borough Hall with 9 subway lines within a short walk.

Yes — 50/50 co-broke, stated plainly. Bring your client, we'll take care of you.