156 W 56th St – CitySpire, New York, NY, Class A Office Building

156 W 56th St – CitySpire, New York, NY, Class A Office Building

156 W 56th St – CitySpire, New York, NY, 10019

Cross Streets are: 7th Avenue and 6th Avenue

77 Story Class A Office Building, Multiple Floors Available

156 W 56th St is a prominent mixed-use building that seamlessly blends business and residential living. The structure rises with 24 floors dedicated to premium office space and an additional 50 floors of luxurious apartments, offering a unique blend of work and lifestyle in one location.

The building includes a public plaza, providing an inviting outdoor space for tenants and visitors alike. Each office floor is designed with private executive offices and a fully equipped kitchen, ensuring convenience and a high level of functionality for businesses.

With its strategic Midtown location and thoughtful amenities, 156 W 56th St offers a sophisticated environment for both professionals and residents.

Columbus Circle office space rent prices for Class A around: $85-95 per square foot.

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Property Details

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• Some space are fully built out with furniture
• Some space just open floors
• Total floors: 77
• Total Building Size: 371,545 SF
• Typical Floor Size: 14,350 SF
• Available space on multiple floors for lease at affordable rates
• Sizes from 1,900 SF – 6,000 SF up to 20,957 SF
• Floors from 7th to 11th
• Designed by the acclaimed Helmut Jahn of Murphy/Jahn Associates
• Year Renovated: 2004
• Year Built: 1987

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Banking
• Bus Line
• Energy Star Labeled
• Fitness Center
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Security System

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Notable tenants at this location

• Windels Marx
• New York Road Runners
• A&A Consulting Group, LLC.
• The Marshall Project
• Soufan Group Llc
• Stone Forest Capital, LLC
• Kallir Research Institute & Gallery St. Etienne
• LMCA
• National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences
• Caleres
• Orsid
• FTI Consulting
• The Carnegie Club
• RiverPark Funds
• Early Childhood Associates
• Argentem Creek Partners

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Transportation in Columbus Circle

Walking is an excellent way for New Yorkers to take care of their health, but almost everyone chooses to use personal cars or public transportation. The M5, M7, M10, M20, and M104 buses serve the circle, providing through service. Under the Columbus Circle is the New York City Subway’s 59th Street–Columbus Circle station, served by several trains. Traffic in this area is in high intensity. Luckily the public transportation is well organized.

59th Street–Columbus Circle​​​​