New York City is the most visited city in the U.S. and arguably The most revered city in the world. Known as a global power city, its local economy is second to none and encompasses hundreds of square miles of nearby growing economies such as the thriving office startup scene in Brooklyn, White Plains, Jersey City and more. Once the largest entry point for immigrants into the U.S., the city is a melting pot of world views and opportunities. Within the city, you will find spoken over 800 languages spoken and headquarters to some of the finest companies, universities, and landmarks in the world. The most desired location for office rentals in NYC, check out all the furnished coworking spaces available in New York City and place your business in ones of the epicenters of the world.

This large speculative office tower set the trend for International construction in the following decades. The 36 story building is built on an L-shaped plot, with the wing stepping back on the 40th Street side and the main mass rising on Park Avenue. Above the base, the tower rises to a set-back top with illuminated numbers indicating the building's street number 100. Located on the 16th floor, near the landmark Grand Central Station, Regus offers an impressive corporate environment for it's most elite cliental. You currently have one of the foremost prestigious addresses in Manhattan, opulent reception area, Seventy Five Offices, Four Conference Spaces that can comfortably seat 12, state-of-the-art audio visual including videoconferencing, LCD Projection and T1 Internet connections. Also available to our clients is desktop publishing, secretarial service and an eager to please support staff on an as needed basis. 100 Park Avenue situated in the heart of magnificent midtown, is steps from the city's world-famous BROADWAY theatres, Time Square, world class shops and boutiques. Top restaurants such Capital Grille, Ben & Jacks, Pietos, Smith & Wilensky, Palm I, Palm II and Palm West, famed Bull & Bear located in the Waldorf Astoria and Bar American. Hotels in the area include: The Grand Hyatt Hotel, New York Helmsley Hotel, Crown Plaza UN, Kitano, Intercontinental and Sheraton Park Avenue. Must see sights as Rockefeller Center home of the NBC, Saturday Night Live, Rainbow Room, NBC Studio Tour, Top of the Rock Observation Deck, Inside CNN Studio Tour, newly renovated Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall, and New York City Public Library. The neighborhood is full of local deli's, pharmacies, newsstands. Nearest Airports: LaGuardia (7 miles) John F. Kennedy (17 miles) Newark International (17 miles).
Cross Streets: Between 40th and 41st Street
Neighborhood: Midtown East

Located at the gateway to Park Avenue from Grand Central Station, this location is situated in an iconic landmark at the heart of Park Avenue between 45th and 46th streets. Accelerate your business in a creative working environment designed to spark innovation and collaboration. This world-renowned neighbourhood offers an energizing space with plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in refined culture. With direct access to Grand Central Terminal, you can easily connect to the city’s most important transportation hub.
Cross Streets: Park Avenue and 46th Street
Neighborhood: Midtown East
Located on Park Avenue, this prestigious center is surrounded by exclusive shops such as Tiffany's, Chanel, Gucci and many more. The center is in one of the more desirable areas of midtown with major hotels and five-star restaurants nearby. The center amenities include a friendly, professional support staff, four meeting rooms accommodating up to 15 and videoconferencing capabilities. The location is approximately 35 minutes from any of the major airports: LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark Airports.
Cross Streets: Between 56th and 57th Street
Neighborhood: Midtown East
Located on the 21st floor of an iconic building on Madison Avenue, the Madison Avenue Center is surrounded by exclusive shops, such as Tiffany & Co., Chanel, Bergdorf Goodman, Gucci and many more. Just a few blocks away are the St. Regis, Four Seasons and Peninsula Hotels and several five-star restaurants. The center amenities include a friendly, professional support staff, three meeting rooms seating up to 12 and state-of-the-art videoconferencing. The Madison Avenue Center has a lovely atrium for light dining with a connecting walkway to Trump Tower, and is approximately 35 minutes from any of the major airports: LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark Airports.
Cross Streets: At 57th Street
Neighborhood: Midtown East
In the heart of the financial capital of the world, this Wall Street location is across the street from the New York Stock Exchange. Within the building you will find a concierge, newsstand, restaurant, and a grocery store. The center amenities include: a professional support staff, four meeting rooms, state-of-the-art videoconferencing, and 24-hour building access.
Cross Streets: Wall Street and Broadway
Neighborhood: Financial District
Conveniently located in downtown Manhattan near the New York Stock Exchange, the Broad Street business center is on the fifth floor of an elegant skyscraper. The heart of New York's - and indeed, America's - financial district is often considered to be the corner of Wall Street and Broad St. It is one of the world's finance leaders, and home to the global and US headquarters of many international companies. The area is home to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the NASDAQ and the World Trade Center area which is going through an exciting period of construction. It is also well-populated with advertising, publishing, entertainment and technology companies. The Broad Street business center is also near South Street Seaport and within walking distance of the Path Trains, Staten Island Ferry and New Jersey Water Shuttle.
Cross Streets: Broad and William Street
Neighborhood: Financial District
Located in the area known as the financial capital of the world, the Financial District Center has wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of lower Manhattan. Travelers arriving in New York find their productivity enhanced given the Financial District Center's desirable location. Our center is within walking distance of several banks, retail shops, gourmet restaurants, hotels and the New York Stock Exchange.
Cross Streets: Fulton and Liberty Street
Neighborhood: Financial District
With its contemporary design, simple décor and professional guise, this location on Third Avenue in Midtown is the right choice for emerging companies seeking a lucrative Manhattan address at an affordable price. The building, which houses the British Consulate, is a couple of blocks away from New York shopping and dining landmarks, Bloomingdale's and Smith & Wollensky. Branches of all the major banks, the United States Postal Service and the New York Sports Club, are within walking distance. Both of New York's major airports, Kennedy and LaGuardia, and New Jersey's Newark Liberty airport, are easily accessible by subway, bus, taxi or car. Additional conveniences of the center's location are the E, V and 6 subway lines located around the corner, prominent hotels like the W and The Benjamin, and the adjacent neighborhood of Sutton Place, which bears many local bars and restaurants. The diverse client base occupying 845 Third expands from executive level recruiting consultants to alternative investment financial firms. These clients, as well as visitors, enjoy the use of skilled administrative support, our elegant reception area, modern business lounge, comfortable day offices and spacious conference rooms that are equipped with video conferencing technology.
Cross Streets: Between 52nd and 53rd Street
Neighborhood: Midtown East