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Fifth Avenue Retail Space for Rent

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Fifth Avenue Retail Space Listings

Class Address SF Monthly Rent
B 9,200
$ Negotiable
B 5,800
$ 23,200
B 5,500
$ Negotiable
C 5,100
$ Negotiable
C 4,500
$ Negotiable
A 4,300
$ Negotiable
A 4,300
$ Negotiable
B 4,200
$ Negotiable
C 4,200
$ 14,600
C 2,800
$ 10,000
A 2,700
$ Negotiable
B 2,500
$ 12,000
C 2,100
$ 43,600
A 2,100
$ Negotiable
C 2,000
$ 41,600
C 1,900
$ Negotiable
C 1,800
$ 37,400
A 1,500
$ Negotiable
A 1,300
$ Negotiable
Class Address SF Monthly Rent
B
Third Ave & East 44th Street
Grand Central · Ground floor
2,100
$ Negotiable
B
E 49th Street & Second Avenue
Plaza District · Lower level
2,100
$ 8,600
B
E 59th Street & Second Avenue
Plaza District · Floor 5
2,000
$ Negotiable
C
E 94th Street & Second Avenue
Upper East Side · Floor 2
2,000
$ 10,800
A
Park Ave & East 34th Street
Murray Hill · Mezzanine
2,000
$ 13,200
A
Park Ave & East 40th Street
Grand Central · Mezzanine (full)
2,000
$ Negotiable
B
W 45th Street & Fifth Avenue
Times Square · Floor 1
1,500
$ Negotiable
A
Madison Ave & East 32nd Street
NoMad · Ground floor
1,100
$ Negotiable
A
W 47th Street & Avenue of the Americas
Times Square · Ground floor
1,100
$ 6,200
C
W 46th Street & Avenue of the Americas
Times Square · Ground floor
1,000
$ Negotiable
A
W 47th Street & Avenue of the Americas
Times Square · Ground floor
1,000
$ 5,600
A
Madison Ave & East 49th Street
Plaza District · Ground floor
900
$ Negotiable
B
E 58th Street & Third Avenue
Midtown East · Floor 1
900
$ 7,400

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  • Lease negotiation: full terms, renewals, expansion options
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  • Risk mitigation against hidden pitfalls

Cost Savings

  • Negotiate 30+ leasing points to prevent hidden costs
  • Save 10–15% on total leasing costs
  • Save 100–200 hours filtering unviable spaces
  • Property access via broker databases and networks (off-market, subleases, future availability)

Alone or With Other Brokers

  • Managing agents owe a fiduciary duty to landlords, seeking maximum price and terms rather than tenant savings.
  • Inherent conflict of interest as most brokers represent landlords
  • Risk of weaker terms and overlooked hidden costs
  • Heavy workload falls on you while best spaces are missed

About Fifth Avenue

Geographic Boundaries

Fifth Avenue serves as Manhattan’s east-west dividing line, running from Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village (8th Street) northward through Midtown and the Upper East Side, terminating at 142nd Street in Harlem. The corridor between Bryant Park (42nd Street) and Central Park (59th Street) forms its iconic Midtown commercial spine, while the Upper East Side segment extends along Central Park’s eastern border from 59th to 110th Street.

Businesses, Stores, and Retailers

Fifth Avenue’s Midtown section hosts luxury flagships including Tiffany & Co., Bergdorf Goodman, and Van Cleef & Arpels, while the Upper East Side features designer boutiques like Tom Ford and Valentino. Department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue anchor the 49th-50th Street corridor. Fine dining establishments include Michelin-starred Le Bernardin near Rockefeller Center, The Modern at MoMA, and luxury steakhouses like Benjamin Prime.

Historical Attractions

Landmarks trace NYC’s cultural evolution: the Beaux-Arts New York Public Library (42nd Street), the 1888 St. Patrick’s Cathedral (51st Street), and the 1939 Art Deco Rockefeller Center complex. The Frick Collection (1914 Henry Clay Frick mansion) and Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 1880 main building showcase Fifth Avenue’s Gilded Age legacy as Millionaire’s Row.

Architectural Diversity

Building typologies range from limestone-clad prewar residences like 810 Fifth Avenue to modernist towers like the 52-story Olympic Tower (1976). The avenue mixes Art Deco skyscrapers (1930s Empire State Building), contemporary glass retail palaces (Apple Fifth Avenue’s cube), and converted mansions housing cultural institutions.

Notable Structures

The Trump Tower (1983) at 56th Street exemplifies postmodern bronze-glass design, while the Cartier Mansion (52nd Street) preserves neoclassical details. Engineering feats include the 102-story Empire State Building (1931) at 350 Fifth Avenue.

Transportation Infrastructure

Subway lines B/D/F/M at 47-50th Streets and N/R/W at 5th Avenue/59th Street provide direct access. Bus routes M1-M5 run parallel, while Citi Bike stations cluster near major intersections.

Postal Codes

Primary ZIP codes include 10018 (Midtown West), 10022 (Midtown East), 10020 (Rockefeller Center), and 10065 (Upper East Side). Adjacent codes cover 10019 (Times Square area) and 10021 (Upper East Side’s Museum Mile).

Corporate Tenants

Fortune 500 anchor tenants include Estée Lauder Companies (General Motors Building). Tech firms occupy refashioned spaces like WeWork’s 75 Rockefeller Plaza location, while financial institutions maintain presences in trophy towers like 500 Fifth Avenue.

Business Ecosystem

The corridor clusters luxury brands (Prada, Gucci) and flagship media offices (NBC Studios at 30 Rock). Mid-block townhouses increasingly convert to high-end medical offices and family trusts, maintaining the avenue’s legacy as a prestige address.

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