199 Water St, New York, NY

Built in 1984 by Jack Resnick & Sons, this 1.1 million square foot tower is a trophy asset in lower Manhattan. Designed by Swanke Hayden Connell Architects, it features column-free floors averaging 36,000 square feet with views of New York Harbor, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the downtown skyline. The building has received LEED EB:OM certification with the U.S. Green Building Council in 2012 and 2017, and has earned the EPA’s Energy Star certification. It provides amenities and infrastructure expected by Class A tenants. Located at the gateway to the Seaport District at 199 Water Street on the Fulton Street corridor, the property is near the East River Esplanade. The renovated granite-clad atrium lobby features original paintings by Frank Stella. The building offers convenient access to New York City and the metropolitan region, and is within a three-minute walk of 12 subway lines, PATH trains, water taxis, ferries, and the downtown heliport. It includes a 24/7 attended lobby, destination dispatch elevators, a tenant-dedicated bicycle room with locker rooms and showers, and a full-service garage with direct lobby access. Additional features include direct meter electric, a messenger center, sundry shop, US Mail drop, emergency back-up power, supplemental HVAC and electric, a full-service café, and a distributed antenna system. The property offers efficient office space configurations and virtually column-free floor plates of approximately 36,500 square feet. The location provides access to South Street Seaport shopping and dining.