200 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10016

- Space is raw - 200 madison avenue is an iconic 26-story, 750,000 sf class-a office building located in the grand central submarket at the gateway of manhattan’s booming midtown south office market. - Prominently occupying the entire blockfront on the western side of madison avenue between 35th and 36th streets. - The property boasts flexible floor plates (12,700 to 50,800 sf) catering to a wide range of office users, generous ceiling heights (12’0″ to 14’0″, slab-to-ceiling), plentiful light and air. Ideally located at the center of manhattan’s main transportation hubs, 200 madison avenue is perfectly situated for commuters and is one of manhattan’s most accessible buildings. - Grand central terminal and penn station, new york city’s two primary commuting hubs, are equidistant from the property and within a five-minute walking distance. - Grand central terminal, located six blocks north of the property, provides access to five subway lines, including the 4, 5, 6, 7, and s lines, as well as 31 commuter bus lines and the metro-north train line, providing quick commutes into westchester, connecticut, and points north. Penn station, located three avenues west of the property, provides access to the 1, 2, 3, a, c, and e subway lines, as well as the lirr, new jersey transit, and amtrak train services. - Massive outdoor terrace with seating and vibrant landscaping - Multiple conference rooms varying in size - Bar area with casual seating - Multiple open lounge areas - Game room - Phone booths for private calls - Social media / card room - The new lobby on madison avenue will be reimagined as a warm, light and welcoming space taking design cues from hospitality and transforming the classic landmarked lobby design for the 21st century. Designed by vocon, the lobby will have soft seating, a light, open atmosphere and clean, contemporary design. - It will provide a breath-taking arrival experience for tenants and visitors. - The building will also have state-of-the-art security and brand-new turnstiles with facial recognition.