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Nearby Sublease office Spaces for Rent

Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Fifth Ave & East 44th Street $ 65
13,500
$ 73,125
E 42nd St & Lexington Avenue $ 40
55,700
$ 183,345
5th Ave & East 44th Street $ 70
9,600
$ 55,600
Park Ave & East 45th Street $ 100
9,700
$ 80,429
Third Ave & East 39th Street $ 35
49,100
$ 143,208
Lexington Ave & East 43rd Street $ 54
12,900
$ 58,587
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
5th Ave & East 44th Street $ 70
7,000
$ 40,541
E 42nd St & Lexington Avenue $ 49
4,800
$ 19,600
Park Ave & East 39th Street $ 99
4,200
$ 34,650
Fifth Ave & East 44th Street $ 50
3,300
$ 13,750
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Fifth Ave & East 45th Street $ 50
2,100
$ 8,750
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Lexington Ave & East 41st Street $ 25
7,300
$ 15,056
Fifth Ave & East 45th Street $ 40
10,300
$ 34,333
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 59
4,200
$ 20,562
Lexington Ave & East 41st Street $ 26
5,600
$ 12,250
E 42nd St & Park Avenue $ 42
5,100
$ 17,850
E 42nd St & Lexington Avenue $ 51
4,800
$ 20,400
Fifth Ave & East 44th Street $ 52
3,300
$ 14,162
E 41st St & Fifth Avenue $ 47
2,700
$ 10,575
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Fifth Ave & East 45th Street $ 52
2,100
$ 9,012
Lexington Ave & East 40th Street $ 41
2,100
$ 7,175
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Type of Space Class A/month Class B/month Class C/month
Windowed office/person $ 2144 $ 1300 $ 775
Interior office/person $ 1394 $ 800 $ 525
Team Rooms $ 10144 $ 8050 $ 5025
Suites $ 20144 $ 12050 $ 7025

Nearby office Spaces for Rent

Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
E 40th St & Fifth Avenue $ 70
8,100
$ 47,250
Park Ave & East 41st Avenue $ 175
12,200
$ 177,916
Third Ave & East 46th Street $ 80
12,100
$ 81,170
Fifth Ave & East 40th Street $ 85
11,200
$ 79,333
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
E 40th St & Fifth Avenue $ 70
6,400
$ 37,333
Third Ave & East 46th Street $ 62
4,100
$ 21,183
Vanderbilt Ave & East 44th Street $ 49
5,300
$ 21,641
Third Ave & East 39th Street $ 70
4,700
$ 27,416
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Lexington Ave & East 41st Street $ 57
1,500
$ 7,125
E 44th St & East 44th Street $ 82
2,300
$ 15,716
E 45th St & Lexington Avenue $ 75
2,400
$ 15,000
Lexington Ave & East 42nd Street $ 61
1,500
$ 7,625
Third Ave & East 41st Street $ 55
1,700
$ 7,791
Park Ave & East 41st Street $ 85
2,300
$ 16,291
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 65
14,600
$ 79,083
Vanderbilt Ave & East 44th Street $ 80
8,100
$ 54,337
E 42nd St & Park Avenue $ 59
9,700
$ 47,691
Fifth Ave & East 42nd Street $ 58
7,400
$ 35,766
E 44th St & Third Avenue $ 58
8,400
$ 40,600
Fifth Ave & East 45th Street $ 68
7,900
$ 44,766
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Madison Ave & East 41st Avenue $ 58
5,700
$ 27,312
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 76
3,600
$ 22,950
Vanderbilt Ave & East 44th Street $ 52
4,000
$ 17,166
Second Ave & East 43rd Street $ 56
4,800
$ 22,400
Madison Ave & East 39th Street $ 52
2,700
$ 11,587
Lexington Ave & East 41st Street $ 62
3,700
$ 18,962
E 42nd St & Park Avenue $ 66
6,700
$ 36,850
Fifth Ave & East 42nd Street $ 60
3,800
$ 19,000
E 44th St & Third Avenue $ 48
4,500
$ 18,000
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 76
3,900
$ 24,700
Fifth Ave & East 45th Street $ 84
6,800
$ 47,600
E 45th St & Fifth Avenue $ 55
3,800
$ 17,416
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 56
6,900
$ 32,200
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Madison Ave & East 40th Street $ 67
1,700
$ 9,491
Second Ave & East 43rd Street $ 59
2,300
$ 11,308
Madison Ave & East 39th Street $ 52
1,900
$ 8,233
Fifth Ave & East 42nd Street $ 60
1,600
$ 8,000
Madison Ave & East 41st Avenue $ 55
2,000
$ 9,166
E 42nd St & Madison Avenue $ 69
2,100
$ 12,075
E 42nd St & Lexington Avenue $ 61
2,200
$ 11,183
E 44th St & Fifth Avenue $ 55
2,200
$ 10,083
Lexington Ave & East 44th Street $ 55
1,500
$ 6,875
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
Fifth Ave & East 39th Street $ 52
7,300
$ 31,633
E 39th St & Fifth Avenue $ 39
7,900
$ 25,675
Fifth Ave & Between East 42nd Street $ 84
9,200
$ 64,016
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E 40th St & Lexington Avenue $ 50
3,000
$ 12,500
Fifth Ave & Between East 42nd Street $ 85
6,000
$ 42,500
Address $ / SF SF Monthly Rent
E 40th St & Lexington Avenue $ 50
1,600
$ 6,733

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Tenant Broker’s Perspective: Return-to-office mandates are driving up rental prices at 750 Third Avenue. This trend is projected to continue. Opportunities for subleases remain available at 750 Third Avenue and in the nearby Grand Central neighborhood.
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750 Third Avenue Property Overview

Building Address: 750 Third Ave, New York NY 10017
Building Alternate Address: 750 3rd Ave
Zip Code:10017
Neighborhood:Grand Central
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:34
Year Built:1958
Building Class:A
Block & lot:01301-0033

750 Third Avenue, located in Midtown Manhattan, is a 34-story International-style office building designed by Emery Roth & Sons. Completed in 1958, it is also known as Grand Central Square and spans a full block front of Third Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets. The building features a distinctive L-shaped design with multiple setbacks, clad in a curtain wall of silver metal mullions, reflective glass, and black metal spandrels. A notable feature is its 4-story atrium entrance along Third Avenue, composed of marble and granite.

The building underwent renovations in the 1980s and is home to several high-profile office tenants, government agencies, and retailers. Its proximity to Grand Central Station makes it a prime location in the heart of Manhattan.

750 Third Avenue, also known as Grand Central Square, is a prominent office building located in Manhattan, NYC. Situated between 46th and 47th Streets, it offers stunning views of the city skyline. The building was constructed in 1957 and features a four-story atrium entrance made of marble and granite. It stands as a classic example of mid-century corporate modernism.

The building boasts 34 stories, with a total area of approximately 761,384 square feet. Its proximity to Grand Central Terminal provides convenient access to multiple subway lines, Metro North, and the Long Island Railroad. Amenities include a 24/7 secured lobby and an on-site parking garage.

750 Third Avenue is nestled in the heart of Midtown East, within the Turtle Bay neighborhood. It is known for its architectural significance and its role in the revitalization of the area following the removal of the Third Avenue El.


750 Third Avenue offers a range of amenities, including:

  • On-site Parking Garage: A 100-car parking facility for convenience.
  • Saturday HVAC Hours: Extended heating, ventilation, and air conditioning services on Saturdays.
  • Marble Lobby with Atrium: A four-story atrium entrance featuring marble and granite.
  • Proximity to Grand Central Terminal: Easy access to multiple subway lines, Metro-North, and Long Island Railroad.
  • Interconnecting Lobby: Linked to 485 Lexington Avenue, offering access to Duane Reade and Blackwell's Pub.

Notable office tenants at 750 Third Avenue include:

  • Office of U.S. Governor Andrew Cuomo
  • Conde Nast
  • EisnerAmper
  • Capital One
  • The Economist Group
  • Kaplan
  • First Commercial Bank
  • Endurance Reinsurance Corporation
  • Endurance Capital Management

Additionally, retail tenants include:

  • Bank of America
  • TIAA-CREF
  • Soul Cycle
  • Gregory’s Coffee
  • Macaron
  • Just Salad
  • Spiff
  • Bright Horizons
  • Blackwell’s Pub

Internet Providers at 750 Third Ave, Manhattan, NYC

Residents at 750 Third Ave have access to several top internet providers in Manhattan, including:

  • Verizon Fios: Known for its high speeds up to 2 Gbps and reliable fiber-optic service.
  • Astound Broadband Powered by RCN: Offers both cable and fiber services with unlimited data usage.
  • Spectrum: Provides widespread coverage with speeds up to 1 Gbps.

750 Third Avenue, Manhattan, NYC, offers excellent transportation options:

  • Subway: 7 Flushing Local and 7X Flushing Express at Grand Central - 42 St, a 5-minute walk.
  • Bus: M103 East Harlem - City Hall, M102 Harlem - East Village, M101 East Village - Fort George, and more, all within a 1-minute walk.
  • Train: Access to multiple LIRR branches, including City Terminal Zone, West Hempstead Branch, Long Beach Branch, Port Washington Branch, Ronkonkoma Branch, Hempstead Branch, Babylon Branch, Port Jefferson Branch, and Far Rockaway Branch, all approximately 0.2 miles away.

Cross Streets: 47th Street and 48th Street.

Neighborhood: Midtown East, known for being a Walker’s Paradise with a Walk Score of 100.


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