Haymaker Graduates from Coworking to Its First Private Office at 14 Wall Street

Company: Haymaker
Building: 14 Wall Street
Lease Term: 3+ years
Lease Type: New Direct Lease
Delivery conditions: Turnkey
Landlord: Alexander Rovt

The Challenge

Haymaker, an emerging firm in the Financial District, was ready to transition from coworking into its first dedicated office space. The goal was to secure a space that reflected the company’s evolving identity: modern, polished, and built for client engagement, yet rooted in the character and history that defines downtown Manhattan.

The firm needed short-term lease flexibility to allow for future expansion, and the space itself had to strike a careful balance — combining modern design and functionality with the timeless charm of the historic Financial District.

The Solution

14 Wall Street offered exactly what Haymaker envisioned. Ownership had recently introduced brand-new prebuilt suites featuring state-of-the-art finishes, high-end design elements, and inviting common areas shared among tenants.

The space was move-in ready, allowing Haymaker to transition seamlessly from coworking into a private, high-quality office — without the time or cost of a major build-out.

The Outcome

Haymaker signed a new short-term direct lease at 14 Wall Street, establishing its first private headquarters in a building that embodies both history and modernity. The move provided flexibility for future growth while giving the firm a prestigious address and a space designed to inspire productivity and confidence.