FIFTH AVENUE/MADISON AVENUE

Let Us Find You New York City Office Space in the Most Prestigious Office District in Manhattan  

The Fifth Avenue/Madison Avenue District is the most prestigious commercial office space district in Manhattan (and probably the country). Here we find the largest stock of Class A office commercial real estate listings in the city, at the highest rents. These include such prize New York City office rentals as 767 Fifth Avenue (the former General Motors Building), 9 West 57^th Street, 590 Madison Avenue (the former IBM Building), and 277 Park Avenue (home of JPMorgan Chase).

Park Avenue from 46^th to 59^th streets symbolizes corporate power unlike any other thoroughfare in Manhattan. Concerns from Colgate-Palmolive to Citigroup to Major League Baseball have their headquarters here, as do many of the largest and most prestigious law firms. The Seagram Building, between 52^nd and 53^rd streets, was designed by the legendary Mies van der Rohe and built in 1958. Though, at 800,000 square feet, it is not nearly as large as some of the other office buildings on Park Avenue, it has an unmatched prestige, being without question the most elegant modern office skyscraper in the city.

Fifth Avenue/Madison Avenue Featured Properties

Art Gallery Rental
1,088 SF
$4,352
57th Street

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5th/Madison Avenue

Office Space
961
$3,844.00
Fifth Avenue

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Grand Central

Office space
3,263 SF
$13,323
Fifth Avenue

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Grand Central Station

Office/Medical
750 SF
$2,812
Madison Avenue

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Grand Central Station

Below Market Sublease
4,700 SF
$11,358
West 38th Street

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Garment District

Grand Central Sublease
2,000 SF
$6,333
42nd Street

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Grand Central Station

Office Space
2,281 S.F.
$9,314.00
East 42nd St.

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Grand Central

Office Space
2,500 S.F
$6,666.66
Eighth Avenue

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Penn/Garment

Office Space
3,020 S.F.
$13,841.66
Fifth Avenue

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Murray Hill

On Fifth Avenue, the buildings of Rockefeller Center offer similar prestige. The first part of the center was built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the 1930s. The classic limestone-clad office buildings, the Promenade, the skating rink, Radio City Music Hall, the dramatic G.E. Building (30 Rockefeller Plaza), the annual Christmas tree--all of these bring natives and tourists together in what remains the largest privately owned business complex in America. In later years, Rockefeller Center was extended along the west side of the Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue) with such top-of-the-line office rentals as as those found in 1211 Avenue of the Americas (headquarters of News Corporation), the McGraw-Hill Building (1221 Avenue of the Americas), 1251 Avenue of the Americas (formerly the headquarters of Exxon), and the Time & Life Building (1271 Avenue of the Americas).

Work in a Neighborhood That Pulses with Life

The district is unmatched for luxury hotels, beginning with the recently (and beautifully) refurbished Plaza Hotel and including the St. Regis, the Peninsula, the Pierre, the Four Seasons Hotel, and many others. The chicest shopping in America abounds. This is where you will find Tiffany, Bergdorf-Goodman, Harry Winston, F.A.O. Schwarz, Barneys, Henri Bendel, Saks Fifth Avenue, and so much more. Many of the city's finest restaurants, from the classic Four Seasons, in the Seagram Building, to L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, in the Four Seasons Hotel, are in the district.

You Don't Have to Be a Rich Company to Rent in the Richest District in the City

If it sounds as though you need to be a huge company to rent in this district, think again. Yes, Class A office space commands top dollar, with, as of the middle of 2008, many buildings getting well more than $100 per square foot. But there is also a stock of hundreds of Class B and Class C office properties at very competitive rents, ranging from about $40 per square foot to the upper fifties. Generally, vacancy rates are around 4 percent.

Many companies can afford to rent in Class B and Class C office properties in this prestigious, exciting district. Countless media and entertainment-related companies call the district home, as do law firms both large and small, publishing companies, and non-profit organizations and foundations.

Walk to Your NYC Office Space from the Train

Transportation is excellent, as you would expect in an area that is equally attractive to tourists and to tenants of New York City office space. The east side of the district is served by the 4, 5, and 6 trains, and the west side by the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Avenue lines. The west side and east side are connected by such lines as the R, F, and V. City buses and taxi cabs are also more plentiful here than anywhere else in the city. The area is also extremely convenient to Grand Central Terminal and the MetroNorth Railroad.