Introducing 1178 Broadway - a true gem in the heart of NoMad. This 5-story elevatored building sits on the corner of 28th Street and Broadway, across from the prestigious Ritz Carlton NoMad, The Ned, and the Virgin Hotel NYC. With approximately 26,500 square feet of space, each floor boasts around 5,100 square feet, providing ample room for your business needs. This building has a rich history dating back to the 19th century. Once a saloon that was robbed during the infamous Draft Riots in 1863, it later became the headquarters of various societies. In 1902, the building was demolished by Elias J. Herrick, who replaced it with a stunning five-story Beaux Arts structure designed by Clinton & Russell, renowned architects who also designed many other notable buildings in the area. The Hicks Building, as it was called, featured a mix of materials such as terra cotta, brick, limestone, and cast iron. Its eastern end was faced with beige brick, which saved Herrick significant costs. The building was christened The Hicks Building in honor of Elias Herrick's family tie to Margaret Hicks. The Corn Exchange Bank was the building's first tenant, and the upper floors were rented by J. F. Reinhardt, who offered storage solutions for seasonal apparel, while the American Ice Company also rented space. Now, 1178 Broadway is an excellent opportunity for businesses looking to make their mark in NoMad. This building is perfect for companies seeking a unique space with historical significance, charm, and character. Don't miss your chance to be a part of the rich history of 1178 Broadway. Schedule a viewing today!