Melville sits on the Route 110 corridor in Suffolk County, the densest concentration of suburban office space on Long Island. Listed inventory covers 2 buildings — 200 Broadhollow Road and Melville Expressway II — on Broadhollow Road and South Service Road, holding 18 suites between them. Both addresses stand on the corridor itself, which is what Melville tenants are really paying for: highway access and on-site parking rather than street-level footfall.
Quoted rents in Melville run from $345 to $390 per m² a year — a spread of only about 13%, unusually tight for a market with 18 units in it. Where the band is that narrow, rent is not the variable that separates offers, and negotiation should move onto lease term, rent-free months and the landlord's fit-out contribution instead. Ranking the Melville options by headline rate alone will produce almost no useful difference.
Suite sizes in Melville range from 5 m² to 520 m², with the median at 72 m². That is a genuinely wide band to find inside 2 buildings: a one-desk requirement and a full-floor requirement can both be satisfied without leaving the address. For a growing company that matters more than a few dollars per m² — expansion within the same Melville building avoids the cost and downtime of a second move.