109 Warren St Syracuse, NY 13202
The State Tower, a landmark 22-story building in Syracuse's Central Business District, offers exceptional Class A office space. Built in 1927 and extensively renovated in 2019 with a $42 million investment, this nearly 200,000-square-foot mixed-use tower boasts 173,513 square feet of office space across six floors. Tenants enjoy suites ranging from 529 to 2,640 square feet, each featuring abundant natural light from large, operable windows. The building's prime location at the intersection of Route 11, I-81, and I-690 provides unparalleled access and connectivity. A covered parking garage with 115 spaces is directly attached, offering convenience for tenants and visitors. Six passenger elevators ensure efficient vertical transportation. Amenities include a 24-hour concierge, a common conference room, an on-site restaurant, and a full-service property management team. Recently renovated restrooms on each floor and updated mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems enhance the modern feel. The building's location across from Hanover Square places tenants in the heart of downtown, surrounded by a vibrant mix of dining, retail, and entertainment options. This is a unique opportunity to lease in a prestigious, fully-amenitized building in a thriving downtown location. Multiple spaces are currently available.
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Rock Ridge Wealth LLC Financial Advisor
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CNY Communications, Inc. Advertising Agency Marketing & Advertising
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Newman & Lickstein, LLP Law Firm
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Sidney P. Cominsky, LLC. Law Firm
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Weisberg & Zukher PLLC Law Firm
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