919 Third Avenue, New York, NY, Class A Office Building

919 Third Avenue, New York, NY, 10022

Cross Streets are: E 56th St and E 55th St

47 Story Class A Office Building, Multiple Floors Available

919 Third Avenue, a 1.5 million-square-foot, 47-story office tower, exemplifies modern design and functionality. Created by the world-renowned firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the building stands as a sleek glass and steel landmark in Midtown Manhattan, offering a blend of sophistication and practicality.

Tenants enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views of the city skyline, paired with highly efficient center-core floor plates that maximize workspace usability. The reimagined lobby offers a contemporary and welcoming atmosphere, featuring high-end finishes and thoughtful hospitality upgrades to elevate daily experiences.

A brand-new 19,000-square-foot open-air plaza creates a serene escape, while amenities such as a stylish coffee bar, bike room, and multiple entry points from both 55th and 56th Streets ensure seamless convenience. With on-site banking services and dining options, 919 Third Avenue provides a complete and dynamic environment for the modern workforce.

The average asking rent for Midtown East Manhattan office space is: $60-90 per square.

• 24 Hour Access
• Atrium
• Banking
• Bus Line
• Controlled Access
• Food Service
• Metro/Subway
• Restaurant
• Security System
• Car Charging Station
• Bicycle Storage

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Notable tenants at this location

• Bloomingdale’s
• Chase Bank
• Fairfield Greenwich Group
• Forest Electl Corp Inc
• Garage Management Company
• Henry Wolf Productions Inc
• Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
• SCS Financial Services, LLC

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Transportation in Midtown East Manhattan

Midtown East provides commuters great public transportation choices. Grand Central Terminal provides effortless ingress, services the trains of the MNRR.  At the same time, the East Side subway services station at 42nd  street and also the local stations. Subway service in this is giving a great and easy way to travel as the 4, 5, and 6 lines go under Park Avenue (south of Grand Central Station) and Lexington Avenue (north of Grand Central), stopping at 42nd St. (Grand Central Station) and 59th St.

Lexington Avenue Line

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