450 7th Ave – Nelson Tower, New York, NY, Class B Office Building

450 7th Ave – Nelson Tower, New York, NY, Class B Office Building

450 7th Ave – Nelson Tower, New York, NY, 10123

Cross Streets are: W 34th St and W 35th St

46 Story Class B Office Building, Multiple Floors Available

Nelson Tower, a historic icon in the Garment District, rises 46 stories tall at 450 Seventh Avenue. Once the tallest building in the area, it was originally owned by Julius Nelson before being sold to Samuel Kaufman in 1945.

Under Kaufman’s ownership, the tower attracted notable tenants, including the Carnation Company (later acquired by Nestlé) and the Loft Candy Corporation (now part of Pepsi-Cola), along with numerous textile firms.

Today, Nelson Tower remains a significant landmark in the Garment District, continuing to embody the vibrant history and spirit of the fashion and textile industries that have long defined the area. Its enduring presence reflects both its architectural stature and its role in the evolution of the neighborhood.

This Art Deco office tower boasts a striking bas-relief at its crown and an elegant white marble lobby, creating a sophisticated entrance for tenants and visitors alike. Key features include:

• Recently renovated lobby for a modern touch
• Sub-metered electric for cost efficiency
• 24/7 access for ultimate convenience
• Tenant-controlled A/C for personalized comfort
• State-of-the-art communication infrastructure to support business needs
• Within walking distance of all major subway lines, Penn Station, Port Authority, and Grand Central Station, ensuring easy connectivity

This building perfectly combines historic charm with modern amenities, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a prominent location.

Penn Station office space average rent asking price in Class A and B  buildings is: $55-85 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: 46
• Total Building Size: 491,253 SF
• Typical Floor Size: 10,679 SF
• Available space on multiple floors for lease at affordable rates
• Sizes from 1,092 SF – 11,640 SF up to 83,905 SF
• Floors from 4th to 33rd
• Designed by H. Craig Severance
• Year renovated: 1987
• Year Built: 1930

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Building Amenities

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

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Transportation in Penn Station

Pennsylvania Station is also recognized as  Penn Station,  centrally located interborough railroad station in New York City. Daily nearby trains are serving more than 500,000 workers per weekday. An interesting fact is that this magnificent hub of trains named for the Pennsylvania Railroad, original tenant, and Its builder, Penn Station serves several subway lines such as the Long Island Railroad, New Jersey Transit, and the A, C, E, 1, 2 lines.

Eighth Avenue Line

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Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line

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New York City Bus. If an alternative way to move from one point to another is need than MTA Regional Bus Operations buses are the choice near Penn Station, such as M7, M20, M34, M34A, and Q32. Some historical facts show that this area has 21 tracks fed by seven tunnels (the two North River Tunnels, the four East River Tunnels, and the single Empire Connection tunnel). The rail line here connects New York City with Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and intermediate points.