Looking for office space Long Island City teams can actually afford, without giving up a Manhattan commute? You are looking at the right neighborhood. Long Island City is the closest Queens district to Midtown — one subway stop under the East River — and its private offices start well below the going Manhattan rate. This guide maps every office space Long Island City option on Wezoo right now, with real 2026 prices, capacity, and what one stop actually buys you.
One subway stop. Queens prices. In Long Island City, you pay for the commute, not the postcode. Wezoo lists these buildings as a lead-gen inquiry, so you can compare the real monthly rate and request a tour — start with our complete guide to private offices if you are new to serviced space.
Wezoo snapshot — Long Island City private offices
- 2 private offices in Long Island City (ZIP 11101), plus 1 just north in Dutch Kills
- Entry price range: from $489 to $765 per desk per month
- Median entry rate: $675 per desk per month
- Top operators: HQ, Spaces, Regus
What does office space Long Island City actually cost?
A private desk in Long Island City runs from $489 to $765 per month, depending on the building. All three doors price flat per desk, which means the headline rate is also the rate for a team — a three-person suite at HQ is $1,467, exactly three times the $489 solo rate. Nobody charges a premium for growing here.
Every office space Long Island City building on Wezoo lists a one-person office that is bookable now. That matters: in much of Manhattan the cheapest solo office is already let. Here, the entry rung is real and open.
Is office space Long Island City cheaper than Manhattan?
Yes, at the entry rung. Across the New York metro, Wezoo lists 69 priced private-office buildings, with entry rates from $419 to $1,738 and a median of $750 per desk. HQ Hunter’s Point at $489 is the fifth-cheapest one-desk office in the entire metro — and the cheapest anywhere outside Manhattan. It undercuts the metro median by 35%.
The four buildings that beat it on price are all Manhattan Regus doors (112 West 34th Street at $419, 14 Wall Street at $429, 99 Hudson Street at $459, 260 Madison Avenue at $469). From Court Square, those Manhattan addresses are one 7-train stop away. So the office space Long Island City trade is simple: a near-Midtown commute at a Queens rate. For the day-desk version of the same math, see our guide to coworking space in Long Island City.
Where are the office space Long Island City buildings?
All the real supply clusters around two nodes. Hunter’s Point sits on the waterfront by the Vernon Blvd–Jackson Ave and Hunterspoint Ave stations. Court Square, 15 minutes’ walk north, is the transfer hub where the 7, E, M and G lines meet — the reason so many teams pick Court Square over a Manhattan address.
The two genuine Long Island City private offices — Hunter’s Point and Spaces Gaseteria Works — both carry the 11101 ZIP. A third, Regus 36th Avenue, sits just north in Dutch Kills (11106). We include it honestly as the nearest fallback, not as a Long Island City address.
The 3 best office space Long Island City picks for 2026
1. Hunter’s Point — Long Island City (from $489/desk)
What to expect: HQ’s Hunter’s Point building sits two blocks from the East River waterfront, beside the Vernon Blvd–Jackson Ave stop on the 7 and Hunterspoint Ave (7 plus LIRR). A one-desk private office starts at $489 a month and is bookable now — the lowest entry rate of any private office in Queens, and cheaper than all but four doors in Manhattan. The rate stays flat at $489 per desk up to an 11-person suite, so a three-person team pays $1,467 with no premium for growing. Catering and breakout space are on site.
Details: HQ · 51-02 21st Street, Long Island City (ZIP 11101) · from $489/desk/month · 1-desk available now · best for solo founders and small teams who want the lowest monthly bill in Queens
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2. Spaces Gaseteria Works — Court Square (from $675/desk)
What to expect: Spaces Gaseteria Works is a converted industrial building in Court Square, steps from the 7, E, M and G lines — the busiest transfer point in Long Island City. A private office starts at $675 per desk and holds that rate flat from one seat to six, so a four-person suite lands at $2,700. A one-person room is available now; several larger suites open through 2027. The building lists near-transit and near-parking, catering and breakout areas.
Details: Spaces · 30-10 41st Avenue, Long Island City (ZIP 11101) · from $675/desk/month · 1-desk available now · best for teams who live on the subway and want a Court Square transfer hub
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3. 36th Avenue — Dutch Kills, just north of LIC (from $765/desk)
What to expect: Just north of Long Island City proper, in Dutch Kills, Regus 36th Avenue is the nearest option once the two 11101 buildings fill up. Private offices start at $765 per desk per month, flat across suite sizes, with a one-person room available now. It sits by the 36th Ave and 39th Ave stations on the N and W — a straight run into Midtown — with breakout space and catering on site.
Details: Regus · 35-01 36th Avenue, Dutch Kills (ZIP 11106) · from $765/desk/month · 1-desk available now · best for anyone priced out of the two LIC-proper doors who still wants a one-stop Midtown commute
How far in advance should you book?
For a one-person office, you can move now — all three buildings have a solo room available immediately. Larger suites are where timing bites: several of the four- and five-person offices at Spaces Gaseteria Works open only through 2027, so a growing team should request a tour early and ask which suite frees up when. A private desk in Hunter’s Point costs $489 a month, and Grand Central is one stop away — that combination does not sit empty for long.
Long Island City vs the neighboring Queens districts
Step one stop further from Manhattan and the picture shifts. The same three operators appear in office space in Astoria, where the price ladder climbs by brand rather than by distance. If your search is really about Manhattan-side value, compare the office space Long Island City rates here against private offices across New York and the wider serviced office market. Teams weighing other cities can also look at office space in the Flatiron District or office space in Downtown LA.
Ready to book your private office in Long Island City?
Background on the neighborhood: Long Island City, Queens.
On the waterfront core: Hunters Point, Queens.
Office space Long Island City FAQ
How much is office space Long Island City?
Private offices in Long Island City start at $489 per desk per month at Hunter’s Point (HQ) and $675 at Spaces Gaseteria Works. Both price flat per desk, so the solo rate is also the per-person rate for a larger team.
Is office space Long Island City a good deal versus Manhattan?
At the entry rung, yes. HQ Hunter’s Point at $489 is the fifth-cheapest one-desk office in the whole New York metro and 35% below the metro median of $750, while sitting one subway stop from Grand Central.
Is Long Island City actually on Long Island?
No. Long Island City is a neighborhood in western Queens, on the New York City subway map. It is not Nassau or Suffolk County. The name is historic — the area sits directly across the East River from Midtown Manhattan.
Which subway lines serve Long Island City?
Court Square connects the 7, E, M and G lines; Hunterspoint Avenue and Vernon Blvd–Jackson Avenue add the 7 (and the LIRR at Hunterspoint Ave). The 7 reaches Grand Central in one stop.
Can I rent a one-person office in Long Island City right now?
Yes. All three buildings in this guide list a one-person private office available immediately. Larger suites, especially at Spaces Gaseteria Works, open on a rolling basis through 2027.
The office space Long Island City map is small but honest: two private offices in the 11101 core, one more just north, all pricing flat per desk from $489. Long Island City hands you a Midtown commute at a Queens rate — and unlike much of Manhattan, the cheapest desk is one you can actually book today.
