Alquiler de Local Comercial en Grand Central

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Alquilar Local Comercial en Grand Central

Class Address SF Monthly Rent
A
E 40th Street & Fifth Avenue
16,500
$ Negotiable
B
Madison Ave & East 44th Street
14,900
$ Negotiable
B
E 42nd Street & Lexington Avenue
4,700
$ 23,200
A
E 42nd Street & Second Avenue
4,500
$ 30,200
C
E 40th Street & Lexington Avenue
2,100
$ Negotiable
C
E 39th Street & Fifth Avenue
2,000
$ 12,400
A
Park Ave & Lexington Avenue
1,900
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 41st Avenue
1,700
$ 42,400
B
Madison Ave & East 40th Street
1,600
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 41st Avenue
1,000
$ Negotiable
B
Madison Ave & East 40th Street
900
$ Negotiable
B
Lexington Ave & East 40th Street
700
$ 2,200
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
A
E 40th Street & Fifth Avenue
16,500
$ Negotiable
B
Madison Ave & East 44th Street
11,200
$ Negotiable
B
E 42nd Street & Lexington Avenue
4,700
$ 23,200
A
E 42nd Street & Second Avenue
4,500
$ 30,000
C
E 40th Street & Lexington Avenue
2,100
$ Negotiable
C
E 39th Street & Fifth Avenue
2,000
$ 12,200
A
3Rd Ave & East 45th Street
1,800
$ Negotiable
B
Madison Ave & East 39th Street
1,600
$ Negotiable
B
E 40th Street & Madison Avenue
900
$ 11,200
B
Madison Ave & East 40th Street
900
$ Negotiable
Rent Coworking Office
Type of Space Class A/month Class B/month Class C/month
Windowed office/person $ 2029 $ 1250 $ 750
Interior office/person $ 1279 $ 750 $ 500
Team Rooms $ 10029 $ 8000 $ 5000
Suites $ 20029 $ 12000 $ 7000
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
A
Park Ave & East 56th Street
22,300
$ Negotiable
B
Fifth Ave & East 36th Street
16,800
$ Negotiable
B
Third Ave & East 61st Street
7,900
$ 55,800
C
E 33rd Street & Madison Avenue
7,500
$ Negotiable
C
E 33rd Street & Madison Avenue
7,500
$ 45,600
A
Madison Ave & East 69th Street
2,700
$ 19,000
B
Madison Ave & East 40th Street
2,000
$ Negotiable
A
Third Ave & East 54th Street
2,000
$ Negotiable
C
Fifth Ave & West 28th Street
1,800
$ 37,400
C
E 33rd Street & Madison Avenue
1,800
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 69th Street
1,800
$ 12,000
B
Madison Ave & East 67th Street
1,600
$ 13,200
B
Madison Ave & East 31st Street
1,000
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 49th Street
900
$ Negotiable
Retail Tenants Rented / Leased Grand Central
  • City National Bank leased 35,643 SF at 1140 Sixth Avenue
  • HSBC leased 7,491 SF at 250 Park Avenue
  • Sweetgreen leased 3,500 SF at 10 Grand Central
  • Birch Coffee leased 493 SF at 770 Third Avenue
  • Best Buy leased 40,839 SF at 535 Fifth Avenue
  • First Republic Bank leased 14,430 SF at 1 Grand Central Place
  • Just Baked leased 774 SF at 380 Lexington Avenue
  • Los Tacos No.1 leased 4,133 SF at 125 Park Avenue
  • Little Collins Cafe leased 2,400 SF at 10 Grand Central
  • Midtown Hardware leased 3,463 SF at 815 Second Avenue
  • Le Botaniste leased 1,597 SF at 666 Third Avenue
  • Sweetgreen leased 3,341 SF at 230 Park Avenue
  • Sticky's Finger Joint leased 1,571 SF at 237 Park Avenue
  • Bulee Cafe leased 6,000 SF at 270 Madison Ave

Grand Central

Límites Geográficos

El vecindario de Grand Central abarca aproximadamente 70 cuadras en Midtown Manhattan, centrado alrededor de la Terminal Grand Central en la Calle 42 y la Avenida Park. El área está delimitada por reglas de subdistritos de zonificación que incluyen lotes adyacentes y aquellos a través de intersecciones desde la terminal, extendiendo derechos de desarrollo a través de las zonas comerciales de alta densidad de Manhattan. Las fronteras clave se extienden hacia afuera para incluir partes de Murray Hill, Tudor City, y el borde oriental del Distrito de Teatros.

Negocios y Panorama Comercial

La propia Terminal Grand Central alberga una vibrante mezcla de más de 50 minoristas y establecimientos de comida en sus vestíbulos y niveles inferiores. El hito cuenta con restaurantes de alta categoría como The Campbell Bar (una oficina de ferrocarril restaurada de la década de 1920) y barras de sushi con estrella Michelin, junto a un amplio mercado de alimentos con vendedores artesanales. El vecindario circundante contiene tiendas insignia de marcas internacionales, firmas de servicios financieros, y minoristas especializados agrupados a lo largo de los corredores de la Avenida Lexington y la Calle 42.

Atractivos Principales e Importancia Histórica

La Terminal Grand Central, inaugurada en 1913 como la tercera iteración de la estación, sigue siendo la joya de la corona del vecindario con su mural celeste en el techo y su icónico reloj de ópalo de cuatro caras. La terminal reemplazó dos depósitos anteriores que datan de 1871, sobreviviendo múltiples amenazas de demolición antes de su restauración en los años 90. Los puntos de referencia adyacentes incluyen el pináculo art déco del Edificio Chrysler y la arquitectura Beaux-Arts del Viaducto Pershing Square.

Composición Arquitectónica

El área exhibe tres épocas arquitectónicas distintas: estructuras cívicas Beaux-Arts (Grand Central), rascacielos art déco (Edificio Chrysler, Edificio Lincoln), y modernas torres de vidrio (Edificio MetLife, 200 Park Avenue). Las leyes de zonificación preservan parcelas de "derechos de aire" de baja altura alrededor de la terminal mientras permiten densidad vertical en las zonas comerciales C5-3 circundantes.

Infraestructura de Transporte

Como la terminal ferroviaria más concurrida de Norteamérica, Grand Central sirve a 67 vías del ferrocarril Metro-North y se conecta a líneas de metro (4/5/6/7/S) a través de un laberinto subterráneo de corredores. Una red de túneles peatonales enlaza con torres de oficinas cercanas, mientras que las estaciones de Citi Bike y paradas de taxis bordean los flancos este y oeste de la terminal.

Configuración de Códigos Postales

El código postal principal para la Terminal Grand Central es 10017, con áreas adyacentes que caen en 10166 (Edificio MetLife), 10174 (Chase Manhattan Plaza), y 10022 (al este hacia Murray Hill). El código postal 10016 cubre las extensiones al sur del vecindario cerca de Kips Bay.

Inquilinos Corporativos

El Edificio MetLife en 200 Park Avenue alberga gigantes financieros como KeyCorp y fondos de cobertura, mientras que 245 Park Avenue aloja firmas de inversión y oficinas legales. Las empresas de tecnología mantienen oficinas satélite en edificios de preguerra modernizados, coexistiendo con organizaciones sin fines de lucro con sede en estructuras catalogadas.

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Retail Buildings in Grand Central

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