79 Madison Ave, New York, NY, Class B Office Building

79 Madison Ave, New York, NY, 10016

Cross Streets are: E 28th St and E 29th St

17 Story Class B Office Building, Multiple Floors Available, Low Price !

79 Madison Avenue stands as a remarkable 17-story, 250,000-square-foot landmark in the coveted North Madison Square Park District, also known as NoMad—one of New York City’s most dynamic and desirable neighborhoods.

This distinguished property greets tenants with an elegant Art Deco entrance, featuring a meticulously restored marble lobby, stunning chandeliers, and an ornate gold leaf ceiling that immediately captures attention and sets the tone for its high-profile occupants.

Currently available for leasing, 79 Madison Avenue presents an ideal headquarters opportunity. It boasts premium office spaces on the top floors, providing not only an exclusive work environment but also rooftop access with sweeping panoramic views of Manhattan.

Unique among commercial properties, this building offers tenants the option for a “building within a building,” complete with a dedicated private lobby entrance. This feature enhances privacy and prestige, making it a standout choice for businesses seeking a distinguished and flexible office environment in the heart of NoMad.

Class B office space on Madison Ave rent price is around: $50-70 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: 17
• Total Building Size: 287,000 SF
• Typical Floor Size: 18,500 SF
• Multiple spaces are available on different floors
• Sizes from 18,600 SF up to 130,100 SF
• This building’s approximate rent price is $39.00
• Floors from: 3rd to 14th
• Year Renovated: 2005
• Year Built: 1925

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Commuter Rail

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Notable tenants at this location

• Ted Moudis Associates Inc.
• Blu Dot
• Batra Group
• Optimum Asset Management USA LLC
• Tabmo Inc
• Newbond Holdings
• Taxback

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Transportation around Madison Avenue

Situated in the focal point of Manhattan, this district is a vehicle driving bad dream, particularly close to Madison Avenue. Set up some additional cash for stopping, parking and fuel. A superior decision is the chance of office workers to utilize the public travel choices along city bicycle paths in Central Park and alongside first and second Avenues. Individuals close to Queens and North Brooklyn are utilizing their bicycles to make a trip.

Bicycle Docking stations on Madison Ave and some additional stations on Park and Lexington Avenues are in the assistance everything being equal. The Lexington Avenue train line, for example, 4 and 5 express trains, runs corresponding to Madison Avenue, and the new Q train augmentation goes through the Upper East Side. Near Midtown, the road offers more broad travel choices, for example, the F, M, N, Q, R, and W trains, express transports, and Metro-North trains that run from Westchester, Putnam, and Duchess Counties.