Your clients walk through your door and make a judgment in 30 seconds. The address on your letterhead matters. The lobby, the conference room, the person at the front desk — all of it.

Law firms and financial services companies have higher standards for office space than most industries. You can’t run a wealth management practice out of a coworking space with beer taps and ping pong tables. But you also might not need 10,000 square feet and a 10-year lease on Park Avenue.

Jay Suites sits between those two extremes — and most firms don’t know it exists.

Locations where your clients already are

Jay Suites has ten locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn, including the neighborhoods that matter most for professional services:

• Financial District — 30 Broad Street, two blocks from the NYSE
• Wall Street — 40 Wall Street
• Grand Central — 369 Lexington Avenue, steps from the terminal
• Midtown East — 515 Madison Avenue
• Madison Avenue — 315 Madison Avenue
• Bryant Park — 1441 Broadway
• Fifth Avenue — 15 West 38th Street
• 34th Street (Penn Station) — 31 West 34th Street
• Chelsea — 159 West 25th Street
• Downtown Brooklyn — 41 Flatbush Avenue, Jay Suites’ newest location

Whether your clients are downtown or Midtown, you’re a short walk away.

What a professional office actually needs

Every Jay Suites office is private. Your own walls, your own door, your own lock. Not a glass fishbowl on a coworking floor.

Here’s what’s included at every location:

• Front desk receptionist who greets your clients by name
• Private meeting rooms and conference rooms (booked with your monthly credit or reserved hourly)
• Mail handling and a dedicated business address
• VoIP phones, high-speed WiFi, biometric access
• Daily cleaning, fully furnished space, break rooms

This is a private office with full building services — at a fraction of a traditional lease.

The math

Traditional Class A office space in Midtown Manhattan runs $70-90 per square foot, plus build-out, plus furniture, plus IT, plus a broker’s fee, plus 5+ years of commitment. For a small firm, that’s easily $15,000-$25,000/month before you’ve hired anyone.

At Jay Suites, a private office for 4-5 people starts around $2,500/month. Everything included. Month-to-month if you want it.

Same address quality and the same professionalism — with an extra $150K-$250K/year to put toward your actual practice.

Who this is for

Solo practitioners and boutique firms — 2 to 15 attorneys or advisors — who need a polished Manhattan presence without the overhead of a traditional office. Especially good for firms that meet clients 2-3 days a week and don’t need a full floor of dedicated space.

If you’re a 50-person firm, you probably need your own floor. If you’re a 5-person firm that sees clients twice a week, this is exactly right.