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Leasing & tenant law · Owners & management · Deals & development · 10/21/2026

Indecor Home Takes 16,806 SF Full Floor at 247 West 37th Street

Indecor Home, which designs and makes bath accessories, shower curtains, rugs and textiles, signed a 10-year lease at GFP Real Estate's 247 West 37th Street. It will use the space for executive, sales and design offices plus a showroom. The asking rent was not disclosed. The 19-story, 271,000-square-foot building dates to 1924.

Reported by Commercial ObserverRead the original ↗

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What happened

Indecor Home has signed a 10-year lease for 16,806 square feet of office and showroom space at 247 West 37th Street in Manhattan's Garment District. The company designs and makes bath accessories, shower curtains, rugs and other textiles. It will take the entire fifth floor. Commercial Observer reported the deal on October 21, 2026. The landlord, GFP Real Estate, announced it that Wednesday.

Indecor Home is moving from 240 Madison Avenue. It will use the new space for executive, sales and design offices and a home products showroom. Matthew Mandell of GFP represented the landlord. David Menaged of Intrepid Real Estate Group represented the tenant. Menaged did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The rent was not disclosed. Commercial Observer cited Colliers data showing an average asking rent of $85.08 per square foot for Midtown Manhattan office space in the third quarter of 2026. The building dates from 1924. It is a 19-story, 271,000-square-foot office property. Other tenants include Heightened Security, Knit Illustrated and AJC Trading.

This is a commercial office lease. It does not involve apartments, rent-regulated housing or any city housing agency.

Key facts

Address
247 West 37th Street, Garment District, Manhattan
Tenant
Indecor Home, a designer and manufacturer of bath accessories, shower curtains, rugs and textiles
Space
16,806 square feet, entire fifth floor
Lease term
10 years
Landlord
GFP Real Estate
Brokers
Matthew Mandell (GFP) for the landlord; David Menaged (Intrepid Real Estate Group) for the tenant
Building
Built 1924, 19 stories, 271,000 square feet of office space
Market rent context
Midtown office average asking rent of $85.08 per square foot in Q3 2026, per Colliers

What it means

Landlords

This is an office deal, not a residential one, so it does not change any rules for apartment owners. It is one data point showing a full-floor office lease in an older Garment District building.

Tenants and voucher holders

There is no direct effect on renters or voucher holders. No apartments, rents or housing programs are involved.

The highlights

  1. The bath and textile maker signed a 10-year lease for the entire fifth floor.
  2. It will relocate from 240 Madison Avenue to GFP Real Estate's Garment District building.
  3. Midtown office asking rents averaged $85.08 per square foot in Q3 2026, per Colliers.

Why it matters Landlords

A full-floor, 10-year deal in a 1924 Garment District building shows tenants still commit to older Midtown office space.

Not known yet

  • The actual rent Indecor Home will pay
  • When the company will move in
  • Whether the landlord offered free rent or build-out money
  • What happens to the space Indecor Home is leaving at 240 Madison Avenue

Background

In New York City, commercial leases for offices, showrooms and stores are not covered by rent stabilization or rent control. Terms such as rent, length, increases and build-out costs are negotiated between the landlord and the business, often through brokers on each side. Asking rents reported by brokerage firms are averages of listed prices, not the rents tenants actually sign for.

Summary written by Bulwark from Commercial Observer’s reporting. The original story is at commercialobserver.com. This is general information, not legal advice.

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