Market Data for 9 West 57th Street

9 West 57th Street, also known as the Solow Building, rises 49 stories above the Plaza District. The building can be recognized for its facade, where a curve develops as you go down the building. The Solow Building also sports unobstructed views of Central Park above the 23rd floor, as well as views of the Plaza Hotel. The Solow Building is considered to be one of New York City’s premium office buildings. Further information on rent, lease, coworking or sublease office 9 West 57th Street includes the following. Coworking 9 West 57th Street currently does not exist. For those considering to lease office 9 West 57th Street location avials easy access to a number of New York City’s major transportation hubs. The Solow Building lies within 4 minutes walking distance of the 59th Street Subway station with service to the N, Q, R train line. The 57th Street station lies within 4 minutes walking distance of the Solow Building with access to the F train line. The 53rd Street Subway station lies 7 minutes from the Solow Building with access to the E,M train line. The tenants who currently rent office 9 West 57th Street include Apollo Global Management which signed a lease for 69,000 square feet, Sportswear Holding which signed a lease for 5,000 square feet, Tiger Global Management which signed a lease for 32,000 square feet.

Building History

The Solow Building bears the name of its owner, Sheldon Solow. Construction on the Solow Building finished in 1971. Consistent with the modern style of architecture the Solow Building sports a curve along the front of the building. The largely glass facade remains consistent with modernist architecture. For those considering lease office 9 West 57th Street, prepare for premium pricing for premium real estate.