817 Broadway
- Floor
- 1
- Size
- 3,070 SF
- Type
- RETAIL
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 11
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 12
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 14
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 15
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 2
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 5
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 7
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- 8
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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Contact us
817 Broadway
- Floor
- 9
- Size
- 9,943 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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817 Broadway
- Floor
- LL
- Size
- 3,061 SF
- Type
- OFFICE
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
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Contact us
817 Broadway
- Floor
- LL
- Size
- 3,061 SF
- Type
- RETAIL
- Rate
- Contact for pricing
- Availability
- AVAILABLE, Now
- Sublease
- No
- Designed in 1895 by architect George B. Post, known for his innovative skyscraper... designs, including the tallest building in New York City at the time, The New York World Building.
- Formerly known as the Sprague Building, 817 Broadway originally cost $250,000 to construct and was designed for cloak manufacturers Meyer Jonasson & Company.
- Nearing its 125th year in history, restoration efforts are complete on the revival of the ornate façade, featuring elements of limestone, terra cotta, and Roman brick, as well as its structural component built of Carnegie Steel.
- Decorative limestone columns, ornate terra cotta columns, and intricate brickwork have been faithfully restored across the historic façade.
show more
Contact us