Hyundai Expands Horizons: Luxury Base by Hudson River in NYC

[The Guru=Yoon Jinwoong Reporter] Hyundai Motor Company is establishing a new base in a luxury office tower near the Hudson River in New York. This move is part of an investment to improve the work environment for local employees. Additionally, it is believed to be a space for a task force (TF) being organized to establish a new local brand strategy.

On the 22nd, Cushman & Wakefield,  a global commercial real estate service company, says Hyundai Motor America (HMA) leased an office space of 12,572 square feet on the 5th floor of the Class A office tower 3 Second Street at Harborside located in Jersey City, New Jersey, on the 16th.

3 Second Street at Harborside, where the HMA office is located, is a luxury office tower with 18 floors and a total area of 6.46 million square feet. It is famous for its prime location and various amenities. It receives high praise for its quality work environment, including four-sided panoramic windows offering unobstructed views of the Hudson River, a lobby with concierge services, and Ondo, which is one of the best restaurants in New Jersey.

A tenant sky lounge, The Hudson Collaborative, provides an ideal work environment for higher tenant satisfaction, from thoughtfully designed lounge spaces to private and cozy areas that promote productivity.

Above all, it is praised for its developed public transportation infrastructure. It is adjacent to Lower Manhattan and closely located to the World Trade Center, which you can reach in just 7 minutes via the PATH train connected to New York City. With the NJ Transit train, bus, and NY Waterway ferry, you can easily get to NY Penn Station, Holland Tunnel, Newark Liberty International Airport, and Hoboken Terminal.

This office lease is expected to enhance the work environment for HMA employees greatly. In particular, employee satisfaction with various amenities and public transportation infrastructure is expected to be high. As some predict that the TF being organized to establish a new local brand strategy will use it, interest in its future use is increasing.