In the center of Midtown Manhattan, a collection of flexible office condominiums is available for users seeking long-term stability and ownership near one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Multiple full and partial floors can be purchased individually or combined, offering a range of configurations suited to firms requiring anything from boutique footprints to expansive, single-tenant environments. The property spans numerous floors within a classic early-twentieth-century commercial building, providing buyers with the rare ability to secure office space in a market where ownership opportunities are limited.

Each floor features substantial ceiling heights supported by exposed beam construction, creating a sense of scale that works especially well for companies that desire open, airy work environments. Oversized windows along the perimeter draw in a steady wash of natural light, while the building’s structural depth allows for efficient space planning across a variety of workplace types. Existing improvements include restored brick surfaces, polished concrete elements, upgraded lighting, brushed metal details, glass-fronted interior partitions, and restored architectural features that highlight the building’s pre-war character. At the same time, the infrastructure has been modernized with updated electrical capacity, improved mechanical systems, and building-wide improvements that meet contemporary expectations for performance and reliability.

The building’s rectangular floorplates accommodate a broad workstation layout and support a variety of internal room types. Depending on the floor, a purchaser can create a full suite that includes multiple private offices, an executive or partner office, conference rooms of varying sizes, a reception area, internal meeting rooms, a lounge or pantry space, and dedicated IT or storage rooms. Some floors can also support en-suite restrooms, enhancing privacy and convenience for larger tenants or firms with frequent client visits. The flexibility of the layout allows each owner to tailor the space to long-term operational needs while benefiting from the stability of a condominium structure.

Ownership of these floors provides not only a customized workspace but also a position within a building that has undergone substantive upgrades. The property offers recently modernized passenger elevators, separate freight service, and a welcoming lobby with restored finishes. Its location across from the Empire State Building places owners within one of Manhattan’s most active business districts, with immediate access to transit, major office corridors, hotels, restaurants, and retail options. Multiple subway lines, regional transportation hubs, and nearby garages make the address exceptionally convenient for both employees and clients.

For businesses planning long-range growth and seeking to avoid the unpredictability of future rent cycles, these office condominiums present a compelling opportunity to secure a permanent presence in an established Midtown commercial asset.