Business in New York, for founders, investors and small business owners. This section covers startup funding and venture capital, accelerators where you can pitch, co-working spaces and flex offices and how to avoid overpaying on a commercial lease. We explain pop-up retail costs and permits, how to hire a first employee and how to find your first customer. On the property side we look at Brooklyn co-ops against renting, REITs, storage units and the pied-à-terre tax.
In 2026, flex offices will have transformed how New York executives approach workspace strategy. Furthermore, the market is growing by 35% annually as companies permanently embrace hybrid working models. This comprehensive guide helps executives to navigate the options available for flexible offices, as well as their pricing and strategic considerations. New York flex offices indeed … Read more
Start-up funding in NYC has reached record levels, with renewed investor confidence in Q1 of 2026. Furthermore, the city’s venture capital ecosystem is deploying billions across a variety of sectors and stages. This resurgence creates unprecedented opportunities for entrepreneurs seeking capital to grow their businesses. The NYC startup funding landscape thus demonstrates the city’s continued … Read more
