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Many landlords are offering significant concessions, construction allowances, and free rent.
Entering from the elevator corridor, visitors are greeted by a professional reception area that opens directly into the main corridor, connecting key workspace zones. Adjacent to reception are two dedicated meeting rooms—one suited for client conferences and the other ideal for internal team huddles. Beyond this area, the layout opens dramatically into a large, rectangular bullpen with high ceilings and exposed ductwork, creating a sense of volume and energy. Rows of modern workstations fill the space, each separated by sleek dividers that maintain privacy without obstructing light or visibility. The open area encourages team communication and movement, while perimeter offices line the edges for managers or directors who require quiet, enclosed spaces.
Fifteen perimeter rooms provide flexibility for executive offices, focus rooms, or smaller breakout spaces. Each room features floor-to-ceiling glass partitions and direct light exposure, maintaining visual connectivity with the open work area. Two larger rooms—one near the front of the suite and one along the side corridor—serve as formal boardrooms with built-in presentation technology and ample seating capacity. Together, these enclosed areas give the layout a balanced mix of openness and privacy, suitable for companies with layered operational needs.
The kitchen, located near the core of the suite, offers a natural gathering point complete with counter seating, stainless steel appliances, and storage cabinetry. Adjacent utility and copy areas are tucked efficiently along the interior wall, maximizing usable workspace while keeping service areas discreet. Circulation paths throughout the suite are wide and intuitive, promoting fluid movement between departments and meeting zones.
With its combination of bright open work areas, multiple private offices, and polished meeting spaces, this suite presents a move-in-ready solution that aligns with the needs of modern professional firms. Clean architectural finishes, exposed ceilings, and hardwood floors provide a contemporary aesthetic, while its efficient floorplan and prime Midtown location make it an ideal environment for productivity, client engagement, and long-term growth.
340 Madison Avenue is a large Class A office building occupying the full west side of Madison Avenue between East 43rd and East 44th Streets, directly across from Grand Central Terminal. The property combines substantial floor plates, a highly visible Midtown East location, modernized common areas, and a broad tenant amenity program designed for large corporate occupiers.
The building has undergone a major repositioning that includes a new lobby with approximately 18-foot ceilings, high-end finishes, new elevator cabs, curated artwork, and opportunities for tenant signage and dedicated reception areas. Large tenants may also have the ability to create a private lobby on East 44th Street with dedicated exterior and interior branding, direct access to the main lobby, and connection to the elevator banks.
Office floors are substantial, with many full-floor opportunities measuring approximately 40,000 square feet. These layouts can support a wide variety of workplace strategies, including dense open-plan environments, traditional perimeter-office layouts, law firm configurations, large conference centers, training rooms, wellness rooms, phone booths, and collaborative areas. Representative test fits show floors accommodating well over 100 employees while maintaining extensive meeting and support space.
A major feature of 340 Madison Avenue is its 10,000-square-foot second-floor amenity center. The facility includes lounge areas, conference rooms, multipurpose event space, phone and meditation rooms, quiet rooms, café-height seating, a self-service bar, showers, and flexible meeting areas. The space can be reconfigured for everyday use or larger tenant events.
The building also offers 24/7 tenant-controlled HVAC, an important feature for companies with extended operating hours. Additional workplace technology is available through RXR’s tenant platform, which can support mobile building access, visitor management, amenity reservations, workspace booking, air-quality monitoring, and occupancy analytics.
Its location is one of the property’s strongest advantages. Grand Central Terminal is directly nearby, providing access to the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S subway lines, Metro-North Railroad, and Long Island Rail Road service. Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, and numerous restaurants, hotels, and fitness options are also within walking distance.
For companies searching for large office space near Grand Central, 340 Madison Avenue offers expansive floor plates, private branding opportunities, modernized common areas, tenant-controlled HVAC, a substantial amenity center, and one of Midtown Manhattan’s most convenient transportation locations.
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