Rent Apartment 137 East 36th Street

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Lease Apartment 137 East 36th Street

Rent Apartment 137 East 36th Street Property Overview

Building Address: 137 East 36th Street - Carlton Regency, New York NY 10016
Building Name: Carlton Regency
Building Alternate Address: 137 E 36th St
Zip Code:10016
Neighborhood:Murray Hill
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:24
Year Built:1966
Building Class:B


Carlton Regency, 137 East 36th Street

Location: Murray Hill, Manhattan, NYC

Built: 1966 (South Tower)

Conversion to Co-op: 1979

Architecture: 24-story post-war high-rise with North and South towers connected by a landscaped corridor (North Tower added in 1974)

Features: Classically furnished lobby, outdoor sitting area, planted gardens, and tiered green awnings at entry

Neighborhood: Midtown-adjacent area with landmarks including Morgan Library, Bryant Park, and Grand Central Station nearby

Transportation: Proximity to Lexington Avenue subway, East River Ferry terminal, and Midtown Tunnel

The Carlton Regency, located at 137 East 36th Street in Manhattan's Murray Hill district, is a distinguished residential co-op building. Constructed in 1966, it stands as a 24-story tower with 115 units. The building features a 24-hour doorman, concierge, panoramic roof deck, and a charming landscaped courtyard. Additional amenities include a state-of-the-art gym, bicycle room, central laundry, and on-site super and porters. Pets are not permitted, but pied-a-terres are welcome.


  • Full-time doorman with 24-hour service
  • Concierge staff for resident assistance
  • Rooftop terrace with 360° city views
  • Landscaped plaza and private gardens
  • Fully-equipped gym (recently renovated)
  • Laundry room on-site
  • Bicycle storage and bike room
  • Package room for secure deliveries
  • Storage lockers available
  • Elevators (separate banks for North/South towers)
  • Live-in superintendent
  • Charming courtyard available for events

Office Tenants Rented / Leased at 137 East 36th Street - Carlton Regency, Manhattan, NYC

Available and Rented Office Spaces

Ground Floor Office Space

  • Size: 1,644 SF
  • Lease Term: 3–15 Years
  • Rental Rate: $65.00 /SF/YR
  • Space Use: Office/Medical
  • Condition: Partial Build-Out
  • Occupancy: Available Now
  • Features:
    • Separate entrance and reception in white-glove co-op building
    • Two main rooms with reception area
    • Partially built-out as standard medical space
    • Mostly open floor plan layout
    • Fits 4–20 people
    • Includes one private office and one conference room
    • Space in excellent condition with central air conditioning

Ground Floor, Suite 1A Office Space

  • Size: 1,532 SF
  • Lease Term: 3–15 Years
  • Rental Rate: $65.00 /SF/YR
  • Space Use: Office/Medical
  • Condition: Full Build-Out
  • Occupancy: Available Now
  • Features:
    • Private entrance from Lexington Avenue
    • Fully built-out professional services office
    • Office-intensive layout
    • Fits 4–13 people
    • Includes private office spaces, reception area, and bathrooms
    • Space in excellent condition with central air conditioning
    • Lease excludes utilities, property expenses, and building services
    • Delivered as “white-box” open space or custom build-out by ownership

The Carlton Regency at 137 East 36th Street in Manhattan offers residents access to major internet service providers, including:

  • Verizon Fios
  • Spectrum
  • RCN

Internet service is also included in the maintenance fees for residents.

The Carlton Regency - 137 East 36th Street

This white-glove cooperative spans Lexington Avenue between East 36th and 37th Streets in Manhattan's Murray Hill, with two towers (1966 south tower and 1974 north tower) connected by landscaped gardens.

Transportation

  • Subway: Lexington Avenue lines (4/5/6) within short walking distance
  • Buses: Multiple MTA routes accessible nearby
  • Rail: Grand Central Station and Penn Station within easy reach
  • Ferry: East River Ferry service nearby

Key Cross Streets

Primary frontage on Lexington Avenue between:
• East 36th Street (south boundary)
• East 37th Street (north boundary)

Major Landmarks

  • Morgan Library & Museum
  • Bryant Park
  • New York Public Library Main Branch
  • Theater District
Nearby Office Tenants Leased
  • Duval & Stachenfeld leased 33,000 SF at 101 Park Ave
  • Alvarez & Marsal Holdings leased 29,960 SF at 125 Park Ave
  • Empire Office leased 26,700 SF at 105 Madison Ave
  • Syracuse University leased 20,000 SF at 136 Madison Ave
  • Gerling America Insurance Co. leased 14,853 SF at 100 Park Ave
  • Hunter Roberts Interiors leased 10,000 SF at 102 Madison Ave
  • Moadel Eye Specialists leased 7,500 SF at 104-110 E 40th St
  • Lightspeed Holdings LLC leased 5,000 SF at 148 Madison Ave
  • Digital Force, Ltd. leased 2,866 SF at 149 Madison Ave
  • New York Blood Center leased 2,500 SF at 122 E 42nd St

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