On the east side of Lexington Avenue at 44th Street, a block from Grand Central. Metro-North, the LIRR and the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S trains are a few minutes' walk.

A 1925 tower with a marble lobby, attended, and 24/7 access. The owner keeps its own office in the building.

The top floor, recently built and fully furnished, move-in ready.

On Lexington Avenue at 41st Street, a block south of Grand Central. The subway is a two-minute walk through the Chanin Building next door, and Metro-North and the LIRR are just beyond.

A built partial 19th floor with windows on Lexington Avenue. Rent is plus electric.

The Empire State Building, on Fifth Avenue at 34th Street, a block east of Herald Square. Sixteen subway lines, PATH and Penn Station are within a ten-minute walk; Grand Central is about fifteen.

A pre-built suite at the southwest corner of the 52nd floor, ready as built for twelve (12).

Two Grand Central (140 East 45th Street) runs the block from East 44th to East 45th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, steps east of Grand Central. Metro-North, the LIRR and the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S trains are a few minutes' walk.

A nicely built partial floor running from 44th to 45th Street, ready as it stands for fifteen (15) people.

Directly above Grand Central Terminal on Lexington Avenue at 43rd Street, with its own passage into the terminal. The 4, 5, 6, 7 and S trains, Metro-North and the LIRR at Grand Central Madison are all a few minutes from the elevator.

A pre-built suite on the 17th floor, vacant and ready. The plan lays out six (6) private offices along the windows, a conference room, eight (8) workstations, a pantry, reception and IT/storage, for fifteen (15) people in all.

On East 52nd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, at the eastern edge of the Plaza District. The 6 and the E/M at Lexington Av/53 St are a block away, Grand Central is a short walk south, and Midtown East's restaurants and private clubs are close by.

A new pre-built suite on the west side of the 11th floor, now under construction, laid out in the landlord's test fit below.

On Madison Avenue near 39th Street, at the Murray Hill edge of the Grand Central submarket — a short walk south of the terminal and the Metro-North / LIRR network, with everyday restaurants and services at the door.

Pre-war Class B tower under ABS Partners ownership; built 1923, renovated 2004. Attended lobby and building-standard services in the Grand Central core.

Newly pre-built suite, offered furnished.

On Lexington Avenue at 41st Street — a block south of Grand Central, in the dense core of the submarket, with the terminal, Metro-North, and the LIRR a few minutes' walk north.

Pre-war Class B tower under Triangle Assets ownership; built 1937, renovated 1979. Attended lobby and building-standard services, one block from Grand Central.

Full-floor office offering exceptional natural light and open views on three sides. The current layout features six private offices, a conference room, a wet pantry, and tenant-controlled AC, providing a strong foundation for a variety of office users. Ownership is flexible and can modify the layout, build to suit, or deliver the space fully furnished for incoming tenants. Located just steps from Grand Central, the building provides unmatched access to major subway lines, Metro-North, and Midtown’s best amenities. An ideal option for tenants seeking a bright, efficient full-floor presence in a premier Midtown location.

Midtown East, on 45th Street between Second and Third Avenues — an easy walk east of Grand Central and the Metro-North / LIRR network. A quieter pocket of the Grand Central submarket near the United Nations and the Second Avenue corridor, with everyday restaurants and services at the door.

24-hour access with concierge, controlled access, and a security system; high ceilings and abundant natural light; air conditioning, an on-site kitchen, and direct elevator exposure; bus and subway service nearby.

A full floor that lands exactly on the $20,000 ceiling, with great natural light on all sides and a building that runs a staffed lobby around the clock. Built with open areas, private offices, conference rooms and a wet pantry.

On the west side of Madison Avenue between 47th and 48th Streets, across from Grand Central's northern reach and the future LIRR concourse — in the core of the Grand Central submarket, steps from major subway lines, fine dining, and hotels.

Under institutional ownership, 400 Madison was repositioned with hospitality-focused pre-built suites and a five-star amenity center.