Key Takeaways
- Medical office space for rent in Englewood, NJ ranges from raw commercial floors to furnished private suites. What separates them is how soon you can see a patient and what you pay before that happens.
- Furnished suites at 50 E Palisade Avenue run 180 to 240 square feet as singles and 325 to 470 as doubles, with utilities, internet, cleaning, and waiting area access bundled.
- Downtown Englewood puts you near Englewood Hospital, municipal parking, and a short drive from the George Washington Bridge.
Medical Office Space for Rent in Englewood, NJ: What’s Available
Providers searching for medical office space for rent in Englewood, NJ encounter two categories that share almost nothing beyond a listing format.
The first is traditional commercial space — raw or lightly finished floors leased by the square foot on multi-year terms. You handle drawings, permits, contractor work, furnishings, and separate utility accounts. Six to nine months typically passes between signing and your first patient, and you pay rent through most of it.
The second is furnished private suites, leased individually and ready for use. Utilities, internet, cleaning, and common areas come bundled. You receive access credentials and begin practicing within days.
Both categories exist in Englewood. Which one fits depends on your specialty, your volume, and how much certainty you have about year three.
Furnished Suites at 50 E Palisade Avenue
SADA Med Suites occupies the second floor at 50 E Palisade Avenue, in the downtown business district. Inventory comes in two configurations:
| Single suite | Double suite | |
| Size | 180–240 sq ft | 325–470 sq ft |
| Fits | One provider, one room | Two rooms, or one room plus equipment and storage |
| Typical use | Consultation, talk-based practice, solo clinical work | Procedural work, family sessions, two-provider practice |
Both configurations include:
- All utilities — electric, heat, cooling, water
- High-speed internet
- Cleaning of common areas
- Shared waiting area, restroom, and break room
- In-suite sink
- Private climate control per suite
- Video intercom entry
- Secure 24/7 access with individual credentials
- Custom signage on your suite door and the building directory
No buildout, no furniture purchase, no separate utility accounts, no restoration obligation at the end of the term. Our guide to turnkey suites covers what the term should mean and how to hold any landlord to it.
Choosing Between a Single and a Double
Providers overestimate what they need with remarkable consistency. Size the suite to your first year rather than a projected fifth.
When a Single Works
- Behavioral health, counseling, and psychiatry — one room, sound privacy matters more than area
- Consultation-based medicine — exam table, seating, work surface, storage
- Solo practice building a panel from a standing start
- Part-time practice alongside employment
- Cash-pay models with minimal administrative footprint
A single at 180 to 240 square feet handles a full day of visits without strain. Our post on how many treatment rooms you need walks through the arithmetic — target revenue, visit value, weekly capacity — that produces a room count rather than a guess.
When a Double Makes Sense
- Two providers working the same days
- Family or group sessions needing seating for four
- Procedural work with meaningful equipment footprint
- Practices requiring consultation space separate from treatment space
- Professions carrying a premises minimum from their licensing board
That last point matters more than it sounds. Physicians and podiatrists licensed through the State Board of Medical Examiners face no square footage requirement, and neither do mental health clinicians, chiropractors, or acupuncturists. Estheticians pursuing a skin care specialty shop license do — New Jersey sets a 350 square foot minimum for licensed premises, which places singles below the threshold and larger doubles above it. Our guide to aesthetic suite rental in Bergen County covers that requirement in full.
Confirm with your own board before touring. Our post on which professionals can rent a medical suite breaks down who faces premises rules and who doesn’t.
Who Rents Here
The building holds independently licensed practitioners across a range of disciplines:
- Physicians and specialists
- Nurse practitioners and physician assistants
- Mental health clinicians — LCSWs, LPCs, psychologists, marriage and family therapists
- Dentists and dental specialists using consultation space
- Chiropractors, acupuncturists, and massage therapists
- Estheticians and aesthetic providers
- Physical and occupational therapists
- Nutrition and functional medicine practitioners
Mix matters more than most tenants expect. A floor of varied specialties produces cross-referral that a single-specialty building never generates, and it reduces waiting room overlap between practices serving the same patients. Our provider directory lists who’s currently in the building.
Each practice operates independently. SADA Med Suites rents space and provides no clinical services.
The Location
Downtown Englewood does work for a practice that a suburban office park cannot.
Hospital Proximity
Englewood Hospital at 350 Engle Street has operated since 1890 as a community teaching hospital. It has held a Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade of A, has been named a Leapfrog Top Teaching Hospital seven times including 2024, and earned a fifth consecutive Magnet designation for nursing excellence in 2021. The hospital merged into RWJBarnabas Health in January 2026.
Proximity gives an independent practice referral flow in both directions, diagnostic and imaging access for patients, and a concentration of providers who know the area.
The Market Around You
Englewood holds roughly 29,600 residents across 4.9 square miles, producing population density above 6,000 per square mile. Median household income runs $102,571 with a poverty rate of 9.21%, below the national figure of 12.5%, per Census Reporter.
Income at that level supports insurance-based and cash-pay models alike. Density means a short radius reaches a large panel. And the surrounding towns — Englewood Cliffs, Tenafly, Leonia, Cresskill, Closter — extend the catchment well past the city line, several with higher household incomes than Englewood itself.
Our post on why Englewood works as a practice location covers the demographic picture in detail, and our location page covers the neighborhood.
Access and Parking
Route 4, Route 80, the Palisades Interstate Parkway, and Interstate 95 all sit minutes away. The George Washington Bridge approach is a short drive, putting upper Manhattan and the west Bronx within reach outside peak hours — relevant for providers relocating from New York, which our guide to medical office space near the bridge addresses directly.
Municipal parking and metered street parking serve the downtown district. Parking is the constraint providers in Fort Lee and along the Teaneck corridor name most often, and downtown Englewood handles it better than either.
Palisade Avenue functions as a working commercial street with retail, restaurants, and foot traffic. Patients combine appointments with errands, find the address without navigation trouble, and see your signage from the sidewalk.
What to Compare Before You Decide
Evaluate any Englewood option, including this one, against the same criteria.
Total Cost Across Two Years
Per-square-foot comparison favors raw commercial space every time and answers the wrong question. Total both models across 24 months:
Traditional lease: base rent with escalation, pass-through charges for taxes and common area maintenance, architectural drawings, permits, contractor work, plumbing, electrical, flooring, furniture, signage fabrication, utility deposits, rent paid during construction, and a restoration reserve for the end of the term.
Furnished suite: monthly payment, deposit, and anything not included.
Our comparison of rental and leasing structures covers what each commitment obligates you to, and our cost breakdown for opening a practice in New Jersey works through the categories.
Time to First Patient
A furnished suite opens in days. A buildout opens in six to nine months. For a provider carrying licensure and credentialing delays already, the difference compounds — and credentialing cannot begin until you have a practice address, which puts the lease earlier in your sequence than most providers expect.
What the Tour Should Tell You
Test rather than accept description:
- Sound transmission through each shared wall and the door
- Water temperature and pressure at the sink
- Electrical capacity and which outlets share circuits
- Cell signal and WiFi speed inside with the door closed
- Parking availability at the hours your patients would arrive
Ask for measured square footage in writing and a written inventory of what conveys with the suite. Our tour checklist covers the full sequence, and our HIPAA setup guide covers the access, cleaning, and network questions worth asking alongside it.
Getting From Inquiry to Open
A realistic sequence for a provider starting from an active license.
- Tour and select a suite. Bring the checklist, test the room, get dimensions and inventory in writing.
- Sign. Confirm access hours, signage, and term in the document rather than verbally.
- Create your Google Business Profile the week you sign. Local rankings take months to mature, and the address is real once the lease is executed.
- Update registrations tied to your practice address — DEA, CDS, NPI records.
- Begin insurance credentialing if applicable. Panel applications routinely take three to six months and require an address.
- Set up compliance infrastructure — secured storage, workstation positioning, business associate agreements, written policies.
- Open. Cash-pay practices can see patients immediately; insurance-based practices wait on credentialing.
Our step-by-step guide to starting a practice covers the full dependency chain, including which steps block others.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are available at SADA Med Suites?
Single suites run 180 to 240 square feet and double suites run 325 to 470. Singles suit solo consultation and talk-based practice; doubles accommodate procedural work, family sessions, two-provider arrangements, and professions carrying a premises minimum.
What’s included in the monthly payment?
Utilities, high-speed internet, cleaning of common areas, shared waiting area and restroom access, break room, in-suite sink, private climate control, video intercom entry, secure 24/7 access with individual credentials, and custom signage on your suite door and the building directory.
Where is the building located?
50 E Palisade Avenue, second floor, Englewood, NJ 07631 — in the downtown business district, near Englewood Hospital, with municipal parking nearby and a short drive to the George Washington Bridge approach.
Who can rent a suite?
Independently licensed practitioners across medical, dental, mental health, wellness, and aesthetic disciplines. Requirements come from your licensing board rather than from the building. Confirm whether your profession carries a premises requirement before selecting a suite size.
Can I see patients in the evening or on weekends?
Access runs 24/7 with individual credentials and video intercom entry, so patients can be admitted outside standard business hours without propping a door. Confirm your specific arrangement in the lease.
Do I need my own insurance?
Yes. The building’s coverage protects the property, not your clinical practice. Professional liability written for independent practice is your responsibility, and the lease specifies coverage requirements.
How quickly can I move in?
Days rather than months, since suites arrive furnished and connected with no buildout required. The practical limit is usually your own licensure and credentialing rather than the space.
Does SADA Med Suites provide medical services?
No. SADA Med Suites rents professional office and suite space. Medical, aesthetic, wellness, and other services offered in the building are provided by independently owned and operated practices.
About SADA Med Suites
SADA Med Suites rents private, fully furnished medical office suites to independently licensed practitioners at 50 E Palisade Avenue in downtown Englewood, New Jersey. Singles run 180 to 240 square feet and doubles run 325 to 470, with utilities, high-speed internet, cleaning, shared waiting area, in-suite sink, private climate control, video intercom entry, secure 24/7 access, and custom door signage included in one monthly payment.
No buildout, no furniture purchase, no separate utility accounts, no restoration obligation. Measured square footage and a written inventory of what conveys come standard, so you can verify a suite against your board’s requirements before signing anything.
See the suites. View availability or book a tour. Call (551) 230-7668 — 50 E Palisade Ave, Fl 2, Englewood, NJ 07631.
