825 7th Ave, New York, NY, Class B Office Building

825 7th Ave, New York, NY, Class B Office Building

825 7th Ave, New York, NY, 10019

Cross Streets are: 54th St and 53rd St

37 Story Class B Office Building, Multiple Floors Available

Nestled at the bustling intersection of 53rd Street and 7th Avenue, 825 Seventh Avenue stands as a prime gem in Midtown’s vibrant landscape. Spanning 175,000 rentable square feet, this building offers eight contiguous floors, catering perfectly to either full-building tenants or individual floor users.

Recently revitalized, the lobby welcomes visitors with modern elegance, while over 3,200 square feet of terraces provide a refreshing outdoor escape. The property’s double-height corner retail space presents an exceptional opportunity for a flagship headquarters, boasting 3,874 square feet across two impressive stories.

Whether for office use or retail presence, 825 Seventh Avenue is ideally positioned to meet the needs of today’s dynamic businesses.

Columbus Circle office space rent prices for Class B around:  $60-70 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: 37
• Total Building Size: 173,000 SF
• Typical Floor Size: 4,676 SF
• Available space on multiple floors for lease at affordable rates
• Sizes from 19,229 SF up to 38,458 SF
• Floors from 7th to 8th
• Year renovated: 2020
• Year Built: 1968

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Basement
• Bus Line
• Metro/Subway
• Outdoor Seating
• Reception
• Roof Terrace

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Notable tenants at this location

• YAI Young Adult Institute
• Venchi
• New Alternatives For Children

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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​​​​