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Most NYC landlord restrict us from listing the asking rental price.
Many landlords are offering significant concessions, construction allowances, and free rent.
Entering from the main corridor, visitors are welcomed into a polished reception and lounge area that immediately conveys professionalism. The space opens into a corner executive boardroom designed to seat a dozen participants around a long table, with ample clearance and visibility to the skyline beyond. Adjacent to the boardroom is a smaller meeting room that serves as an ideal setting for team discussions or client briefings, allowing flexibility in hosting both formal and informal gatherings without disrupting the main work area.
Along the perimeter, four private offices are evenly spaced, each benefiting from natural light and visual privacy. These rooms can function as executive offices, partner suites, or focused workspaces for directors. Their placement maintains clear separation between private and shared zones while still promoting connectivity through interior glass partitions. The southern and eastern exposures provide continuous daylight throughout the day, giving each room a bright, spacious feel.
The central core of the layout houses a modern pantry and built-in service counter, providing convenience for staff and visitors alike. The open workstation area is located near this center zone, creating an efficient operational flow between team seating, meeting areas, and amenities. With seating for six, the bullpen offers a cohesive, collaborative environment, making it easy for teams to coordinate while maintaining proximity to leadership and meeting spaces.
Every element of the suite—from its thoughtful proportions to its sophisticated finishes—supports a balance between executive presence and day-to-day efficiency. The southern corner position ensures premium light, outstanding visibility, and a distinct sense of prestige, while the prebuilt configuration allows for immediate occupancy. Ideal for financial services, consulting, or boutique firms seeking a refined yet efficient headquarters, this suite presents a rare combination of form, function, and timeless Midtown elegance on a high floor within a premier Class A building.
510 Madison Avenue is a 30-story, approximately 345,000-square-foot Class A office and retail tower located at the northwest corner of Madison Avenue and East 53rd Street in Manhattan’s Plaza District. Completed in 2010 and designed by MdeAS Architects in collaboration with executive architect SLCE Architects, the building was developed as a modern boutique alternative to the neighborhood’s larger corporate office towers. Its floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall provides abundant natural light, while the tower’s structural design creates efficient, largely column-free office floors suitable for financial firms, investment managers, professional services companies, and other high-end office users. The property is LEED Gold certified.
The building’s distinctive configuration consists of a five-story base supporting a slender 25-story tower. A structural transfer system allows the upper office floors to remain free of interior columns, while the setback above the base creates a substantial landscaped terrace on the sixth floor. Office floors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, strong natural light, and open views across Midtown.
510 Madison Avenue also offers an unusually extensive amenity package for a boutique Midtown office building. BXP lists a 6,500-square-foot sixth-floor garden terrace, indoor lounge space, an elite health club, ground-floor client amenities, and retail along Madison Avenue. The building has also undergone a significant recent amenity and lobby improvement program that included expanded client lounges and conference facilities, upgrades to the fitness studio, and a redesign of the sixth-floor indoor lounge and outdoor garden terrace.
The property benefits from a prominent Madison Avenue location between Midtown’s Plaza District and Midtown East business corridors, with Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, Rockefeller Center and numerous hotels, restaurants and luxury retailers nearby. Subway service is particularly convenient, with the E and M trains at Fifth Avenue–53rd Street less than a block away and additional E, M and 6 service available around Lexington Avenue and 51st–53rd Streets.
BXP acquired 510 Madison Avenue in 2010 following its completion and continues to identify the property as part of its Midtown Manhattan portfolio. Its combination of smaller, efficient floor plates, modern glass construction, substantial tenant amenities and a prime Madison Avenue address positions 510 Madison Avenue as a boutique Class A office option within the Plaza District.
510 Madison Avenue, a 30-story glass tower is a boutique property that will cater to high-end tenants.
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