Broadway, Bryant Park, Office Space For Lease 1,550 – 3,200 SF

Broadway, Bryant Park, Office Space For Lease 1,550 – 3,200 SF

Broadway, Bryant Park, Office Space For Lease 1,550 – 3,200 SF

Suite 2,800 SF

• Broadway frontage
• Mix of offices, open area, conference room
• Landlord work available
• Fits 15 – 18 People

Suite 3,200 SF

• Nicely built space, offices
• High end conference room and pantry
• Fits 15 – 20 People

Suite 2,500 SF

• Corner unit, double exposure
• Broadway Frontage
• Shell space will build high end installation
• Fits 10 – 13 People

Suite 1,550 SF

• Partially furnished, move-in condition
• Open area with two offices
• Fits 5 – 10 People

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Property Overview

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Broadway is a 22-story commercial property completed in 1956 by Emery Roth & Sons. The building welcomes tenants with a 24/7 attended lobby, highlighted by expansive glass windows that fill the space with abundant natural light.

Positioned in the heart of Manhattan’s Garment District, the property offers an exceptional workplace setting. It stands on the historic site of the former Empire Theatre, once among the most celebrated Broadway theaters of the early 20th century. Located at 40th Street, just one block from Bryant Park, the building is surrounded by Midtown’s vibrant energy.

The area provides a wide range of dining, retail, and lifestyle amenities. Nearby is the Beaux-Arts landmark, the main branch of the New York Public Library, adding cultural prestige to the neighborhood.

Accessibility is seamless, with Times Square–42nd Street station just steps away, offering access to multiple subway lines and convenient connections throughout New York City.

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Banking
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Security System

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Transportation in Bryant Park

Commuters can get to their Bryant Park office space by utilizing a few alternatives: Bus, Subway, Trains. Different transportation lines and city roads that have stops close by local people are given simple admittance to the district by means of its closeness to 42nd Street Bryant Park station, which is adjusted by the B, D, F, and M trains. Only a block toward the east to Times Square, which is served by N, Q, and R trains. Another choice is the Grand Central Station, a short two-block leave, offering admittance to the 4, 5, 6 and 7 tram lines.

Sixth Avenue Line

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