Avenue of the Americas, Bryant Park, Fully Furnished Office Space For Sublease 4,900 – 15,100 SF

Avenue of the Americas, Bryant Park, Fully Furnished Office Space For Sublease 4,900 – 15,100 SF

Avenue of the Americas, Bryant Park, Fully Furnished Office Space For Sublease 4,900 – 15,100 SF

Unit 11th Floor 4,900 SF

• Brand new high end build out
• Flexible term, plug and play premises
• Three 3 offices, two 2 meeting/conference rooms
• One 1 pantry, open area for ten 10 cubicles
• Fully furnished: All desk are sit-stand mechanically operational
• Exposed ceilings
• All glass front storefront systems
• Updated lighting and infrastructure
• Fits 20 – 30 People

Unit 22nd Floor 15,100 SF

• Brand new ultra high-end buildout
• Prime southern portion of the floor
• Space will be delivered fully furnished
• Prime location with excellent transportation access
• Fits 80 – 100 People

Unit 29th Floor 9,100 SF

• Southern side of the floor
• With tremendous views of Bryant Park and Lower Manhattan
• Direct access off the elevators
• Furniture available
• Fits 45 – 60 People

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Property Overview

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This building located at Avenue of the Americas, is a prominent 49-story Class A office tower in the heart of the Bryant Park submarket. Spanning 1.6 million sq. ft., the building offers sweeping views of Bryant Park. Key tenants include Bank of America, Israel Discount Bank, and The Trade Desk.

Recently completed a comprehensive modernization, including significant lobby upgrades featuring a curated art gallery and comfortable soft seating. Additionally, the 30,000 sq ft outdoor Grace Plaza has been fully renovated, now offering premium retail spaces, dining options, and year-round activations through Brookfield Arts & Events, further enhancing the tenant and visitor experience.

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Banking
• Bus Line
• Courtyard
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Restaurant
• Security System
• Car Charging Station

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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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