Park Avenue South features 9,000 square feet of bright, open office space. With 7 phone booths and two large conference rooms on the second floor, as well as an attended lobby with newly renovated, high-speed elevators, this workspace is ready for the next high-power titan of industry. Located near 6 train at 28th street (1 stop from Grand Central) and a 5 minute walk from the R&W trains.
Cross Streets: East 29th Street and Park Avenue South
Give your team 17,464 square feet and views of Park Avenue South in this loft-style building, great for teams of 80 to 100. Just around the corner is restaurant and cocktail bar Covina, barbecue place Blue Smoke, and go-to casual spot Sarabeth’s.
Cross Streets: East 26th Street and Park Avenue South
This recently renovated building was originally erected in 1970 has a space geared toward companies that want to move toward a more private layout. Nearby Koreatown and Curry Hill will give you a delicious array of lunch options. You've got the Italian of Maialino, the classic American of Gramercy Tavern, and ABC Kitchen by Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Cooking at home? There's a Whole Foods too, and ABC Home & Kitchen to shop for housewares and gifts.
Cross Streets: East 32nd Street and Park Avenue South
This 1919 building’s loft space is perfect for those looking for a beautiful, eye-catching midsized boutique office. Clients and employees alike will be greeted by a freshly-renovated lobby and tons of natural light, perfectly nested on the edge of Gramercy, NoMad, and Flatiron.
This historic, renovated building combines charm and status with pre-war architecture and keycard security. A stones throw from Madison Square Park, enjoy the creative bustle of Agency’s Row and the amenities that come with the neighborhood: gym at Equinox or New York Sports Club, dinner at Hillstone or Upland, then hop on one of the many train lines home, all within a two block radius.
Cross Streets: East 26th Street and Park Avenue South
Easily the most convenient location for commuters, Midtown West is home to Port Authority, Penn Station, and Times Square. Not just a commuter hub, you've got the highest caliber of NYC's art and culture: Broadway, Radio City and MOMA. Restaurant options run the gamut, from every chain imaginable to the delicious artisan options in the gastro-hall, Gotham West.
This beautiful, light-filled loft building recently had it’s lobby renovated and is just steps from the subways, shops, and prestige of Rockefeller Center. With access to the penthouse roof deck, you’ll want to show off your space to guests and take in some of the best views Midtown has to offer.
On the border of Chelsea and Midtown, this standout 1925 building is blocks away from major transporation hubs and some of NYC's finest art galleries, restaurants, and nightclubs. High ceilings accentuate the high-end details in the suite; outside, the 224 West 30th Address imprinted on building's tower for the rest of the city to see.
