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Madison Ave & East 29th Avenue $ 60
10,500
$ 52,062
Park Ave S & Between East 19th Street $ 60
7,700
$ 38,500
Fifth Ave & East 19th Street $ 77
8,800
$ 56,466
Fifth Ave & East 16th Street $ 42
10,100
$ 35,350
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Nearby office Spaces for Rent

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Madison Ave & East 25th Street $ 92
9,100
$ 69,766
Park Ave S & East 20th Street $ 82
13,000
$ 88,291
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Park Ave S & East 17th Street $ 96
4,000
$ 31,833
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Madison Ave & East 29th Avenue $ 62
8,300
$ 42,537
E 23rd St & Park Avenue $ 42
18,400
$ 65,166
Broadway & East 20th Street $ 71
18,200
$ 107,683
Park Ave S & Between East 19th Street $ 68
7,700
$ 43,312
Park Ave S & East 27th Street $ 75
8,700
$ 54,375
Fifth Ave & East 29th Street $ 80
12,500
$ 82,812
Park Ave S & East 27th Street $ 92
23,800
$ 181,475
Park Ave S & East 27th Street $ 70
13,100
$ 76,416
E 26th St & Fifth Avenue $ 125
12,100
$ 126,041
Park Ave S & East 26th Street $ 49
12,000
$ 49,000
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Broadway & Between East 19th Street $ 77
5,300
$ 34,008
E 23rd St & Park Avenue $ 42
6,100
$ 21,095
Broadway & East 20th Street $ 76
3,700
$ 23,279
Fifth Ave & East 29th Street $ 72
4,700
$ 28,395
Park Ave S & East 26th Street $ 72
3,900
$ 23,237
Park Ave S & East 26th Street $ 75
2,700
$ 16,875
University Pl & East 12th Street $ 50
6,500
$ 26,812
Broadway & East 18th Street $ 72
2,500
$ 15,000
Union Sq W & East 16th Street $ 65
3,700
$ 20,041
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Broadway & Between East 19th Street $ 76
2,200
$ 13,841
E 23rd St & Third Avenue $ 44
2,400
$ 8,700
Park Ave S & East 26th Street $ 61
2,100
$ 10,675
Fifth Ave & East 29th Street $ 71
2,000
$ 11,766
Broadway & East 18th Street $ 72
1,800
$ 10,725
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E 19th St & Broadway $ 53
7,700
$ 34,008
Madison Ave & East 30th Street $ 40
11,000
$ 36,666
E 23rd St & Lexington Avenue $ 68
21,600
$ 122,400
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E 23rd St & Park Avenue $ 35
2,800
$ 8,166
E 19th St & Broadway $ 54
5,500
$ 24,750
Fifth Ave & East 29th Street $ 58
2,500
$ 12,187
Fifth Ave & Between East 28th Street $ 52
5,000
$ 21,666
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E 28th St & Park Avenue South $ 36
2,300
$ 6,995
Broadway & East 21st Street $ 72
1,800
$ 10,875

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Tenant Broker’s Perspective: Return-to-office mandates are driving up rental prices at 30-32 East 20th Street. This trend is projected to continue. Opportunities for subleases remain available at 30-32 East 20th Street and in the nearby Gramercy Park neighborhood.
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30-32 East 20th Street Property Overview

Building Address: 30-32 E 20th St, New York NY 10003
Building Alternate Address: 30-32 E 20th St
Zip Code:10003
Neighborhood:Gramercy Park
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:7
Year Built:1915
Building Class:B
Block & lot:00848-0053

Located at 30-32 East 20th Street in Manhattan's Flatiron District, the Gabay Building was constructed in 1907 following the acquisition and demolition of two altered dwellings by the Gabay Construction Co. in 1906. The building was designed by architect Frederick C. Zobel in a Beaux Arts style, featuring a tripartite facade with a two-story base rich in glass framed by sheaf-carved masonry, a beige brick midsection with recessed courses for rustication, and a top section adorned with double-height brick piers capped by cast metal capitals and a copper cornice.

Originally, the seven-story structure housed artists' studios on the top floor and offices and loft spaces on the lower levels. Early tenants included the furrier supplies firm Weisman & Burger, Palmer Bros. boat manufacturers, Crown Perfumery Co., and the Utility Import & Export Co., which marketed vacuum cleaners. The top floor studios attracted notable occupants such as architect E. G. W. Dietrich, sculptor Victor David Brenner, and the Parsonian Art School.

Throughout the 1910s and 1920s, the building accommodated a diverse array of businesses including silks and satin converters, bookstores linked with Columbia University Press, photo reproduction companies, and commercial lighting manufacturers. Post-World War I, the building continued to serve commercial tenants such as floor covering and furniture importers, furrier supply firms, and trucking companies.

Today, the building stands as a seven-story office property with 22 units, originally reflecting a transition on East 20th Street from elegant homes in the 19th century to commercial use in the early 20th century. It embodies the architectural and commercial evolution of the Flatiron neighborhood over more than a century.

30-32 East 20th Street

Flatiron District, Manhattan, New York, NY 10003

Building Overview

  • Building Type: Office with Commercial
  • Year Built: 1915
  • Stories: 7
  • Total Building Size: 23,166 SF
  • Building Class: B
  • Typical Floor Size: 3,309 SF
  • Unfinished Ceiling Height: 12'

Location Features

  • Situated on a quiet street that becomes a pedestrian walkway evenings
  • Close proximity to Union Square and Madison Square Park
  • Access to multiple public transportation options including N, Q, R, W, and PATH trains
  • Walking distance to many top restaurants

Amenities

  • Surface and covered parking available
  • Hardwood floors
  • Elegant lobby with marble and granite finishes
  • Virtual doorman system with 24/7 access

Property Details

Floor Size Space Type Condition
2nd Floor, Suite 2FW/FE 2,100 SF Office Partial Build-Out
3rd Floor, Suite 3 RE 600 SF Office Full Build-Out
4th Floor, Suite 4 RE 600 SF Office/Medical Full Build-Out, 10' ceilings

Building Amenities at 30-32 E 20th St, Manhattan, NYC

  • Located in the Flatiron/Gramercy Park neighborhood
  • 7 stories with 22 office units
  • Built in 1915, renovated in 1989
  • Office building class: B
  • Typical floor size: approximately 3,300 SF
  • Ceiling height: 10 to 12 feet
  • Surface and covered parking available
  • Walk Score: 100 (Walker's Paradise)
  • Transit Score: 100 (Rider's Paradise)
  • Bike Score: 91 (Biker's Paradise)
  • High quality property management and superintendents
  • Quiet street, pedestrian zone from 5-12 PM
  • Close proximity to the best restaurants and Madison Square Park
  • Bus line and Metro/Subway access nearby
  • Hardwood floors in some offices
  • Internet providers include Verizon, Level 3 Communications, and Cablevision/Lightpath with high-speed fiber connections up to 10 Gb/s
  • Office spaces available with partial or full build-outs, open floor plans, and private office options
  • Elevator access within the building

30-32 East 20th Street is a 7-story office building located in the Flatiron neighborhood of Manhattan, NYC. The building was constructed in 1915 and offers a mix of office spaces suitable for various tenants.

The building features units ranging from 600 SF to 2,100 SF, with a total building size of 23,166 SF. The units are often fully or partially built out for office use, with amenities including high ceilings and open floor plans.

It is positioned near Union Square and Madison Square Park, providing easy access to major transportation lines, including the N, Q, R, W, and PATH trains. The area is renowned for its vibrant neighborhoods and excellent dining options.

No specific information on current tenants is available, but the building is well-suited for businesses seeking office space in a vibrant and easily accessible location.


Internet Providers at 30-32 E 20th St, Manhattan, NYC

Residents of 30-32 E 20th St in Manhattan have access to several major internet providers offering a range of options including fiber, cable, and wireless services.

Verizon Fios

Verizon Fios offers fiber-optic internet with speeds from 300 Mbps up to 2.3 Gbps. Plans start around $34.99/month for 300 Mbps and can reach gigabit speeds. Known for reliable, high-speed symmetrical fiber connections with no data caps.

Astound Broadband (formerly RCN)

Astound Broadband provides cable and fiber internet with plans starting at $25-$35/month for speeds of 300-600 Mbps and can go up to 1.5 Gbps. It is one of the most affordable providers in Manhattan, with unlimited data and no contracts required.

Spectrum

Spectrum offers cable and fiber internet with speeds from 100 Mbps up to 1 Gbps. Pricing starts at $30/month. Spectrum is widely available throughout Manhattan and includes no data caps, with optional router rental fees of about $5/month.

T-Mobile 5G Home Internet

T-Mobile provides 5G home internet service in parts of Manhattan with speeds ranging from 87 Mbps to 415 Mbps. Plans typically start at $35/month with no data caps or contracts, requiring proximity to a 5G cell tower.

Additional Notes

Coverage and availability vary block by block in Manhattan, but these four providers represent the primary options for residents at 30-32 E 20th St. Verizon Fios and Astound Broadband are considered top choices for fiber and cable speeds respectively, while Spectrum offers broad cable coverage and T-Mobile covers wireless 5G.


Location Details

Street Address: 30-32 E 20th St, New York, NY 10003

Neighborhood: Flatiron District, Manhattan

Cross Streets: East 20th Street intersects with Park Avenue South and Third Avenue.

Public Transportation

  • Subways: Closest subway lines include N, Q, R, W, 5, L, 4, and 6 trains.
  • Buses: Near bus stops along BM3, BM4, Downtown Local, M101, M102, M103 routes.
  • Trains: Accessible via PATH and Harlem, Hudson lines.

Accessibility Highlights

This location offers a "Walker's Paradise" with a Walk Score of 100 and a "Rider's Paradise" with a Transit Score of 100.

Proximity Features

Proximity to Gramercy Park, Union Square, and several restaurants in the area.


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