Eighth Ave, Midtown Manhattan, Fully Built-Out Office Space For Lease 1,700 – 22,700 SF

Eighth Avenue is a prominent mixed-use commercial property in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. The 12-story building offers approximately 280,000 square feet of flexible space designed to accommodate a wide range of business needs.

Tenants benefit from seven oversized high-speed elevators, recently upgraded storefront windows on the ground and second floors, a staffed lobby, and secure 24/7 building access.

With zoning that supports educational use and tax incentives available for qualifying light manufacturing tenants, the building is well suited for a variety of organizations. Current occupants include NYC Education, Pearl Studios NYC, as well as retail brands such as Staples and Taco Bell.

Available leasing opportunities range from partial floors to full-floor spaces and a distinctive penthouse featuring direct access to a private rooftop terrace—ideal for executive offices, collaborative workspaces, hospitality concepts, or employee amenities.

Located just west of Hudson Yards, Eighth Avenue is surrounded by some of Manhattan’s most significant commercial developments. Major employers, including Meta, Amazon, and Apple, have nearby offices, while landmarks such as Madison Square Garden, the Javits Center, the High Line, and Macy’s flagship store are all within walking distance.

Excellent connectivity is provided by nearby Penn Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, offering seamless access throughout New York City and the surrounding region.

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Bus Line
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Restaurant
• Natural Light
• Air Conditioning

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Transportation in Midtown 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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