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60 E. 42nd St. 14th Floor Office
- Usage: Office
- Type: Sublet
- Floor: 14th Floor
- Size: 15,675 SQFT
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- Term: Dec 2029
Occupying a full-floor presence on the fourteenth level, this furnished office delivers a high-density, production-driven layout supported by a strong perimeter office package and multiple large collaboration zones. Entry opens directly into a dedicated reception area that establishes immediate visitor control while allowing staff circulation to flow naturally into the main work environment without cross-traffic. From reception, movement transitions into an expansive open bullpen that serves as the operational core of the floor and supports exactly ninety-four workstation seats arranged in long, organized benching runs that allow teams to operate at scale while maintaining clean sightlines and wide circulation aisles.
Along the perimeter, the floor contains precisely fifteen private offices positioned along the window line, each well suited for executive leadership, department heads, client advisory functions, or private focus work requiring acoustic separation. These perimeter rooms benefit from steady natural light and provide visual separation between leadership functions and the main production floor. Adjacent to the workstation zone, three large breakout rooms are distributed across the floor to support informal meetings, collaboration sessions, and flexible team use without pulling activity into the primary desk areas.
The conference suite is built for layered meeting capacity and includes one twelve-person conference room designed for formal presentations and executive meetings, along with two separate eight-person conference rooms that support client sessions, internal leadership reviews, and day-to-day meeting demand. A dedicated seven-person team room adds an additional collaboration environment for training, sprint planning, or departmental strategy sessions that require a more enclosed setting.
A full pantry is positioned off the main work area and serves as the primary staff refresh zone, allowing daily use while also supporting internal gatherings and overflow collaboration. Concrete floors and open ceilings define the architectural character of the space, reinforcing a modern, high-performance environment that supports dense team operations without feeling compressed. Large perimeter window lines draw natural light deep into the floor, supporting employee comfort across both open and enclosed work areas.
Restroom access, building core services, and support areas are positioned along the interior to preserve the perimeter for offices and active work zones. With full-floor control, ninety-four workstations, fifteen perimeter private offices, one twelve-person conference room, two eight-person conference rooms, one seven-person team room, three large breakout rooms, a reception area, and a dedicated pantry already in place, this floor is purpose-built for technology firms, media companies, professional services organizations, and operationally intensive teams seeking immediate scale near Grand Central with a long-term sublease structure in place through December two thousand twenty-nine.
60 E. 42nd St., New York, NY 10165
About the Building
One Grand Central Place, located at 60 East 42nd Street, is a prominent Midtown Manhattan office tower positioned directly across from Grand Central Terminal at the base of Vanderbilt Avenue. The building offers companies an exceptionally convenient Grand Central location together with large, efficient office floors, upgraded building systems, and direct access to one of New York City’s most important transportation hubs.
The property has undergone extensive modernization, including upgrades to its windows, elevators, plumbing, HVAC, security systems, and lobby. These improvements have helped reposition the building for contemporary office users while preserving the scale and presence of a classic Midtown commercial tower. Tenants also benefit from a visitor center, tenants-only conference center, convenience retail, and multiple in-building dining options.
Office floors are capable of accommodating a wide range of layouts, from dense open-plan environments to configurations with substantial private-office and meeting-room components. A representative partial-floor installation includes 94 workstations, 15 perimeter offices, one 12-person conference room, two 8-person conference rooms, one 7-person team room, three large breakout rooms, a reception area, and pantry. Existing spaces can also feature polished concrete floors, open finished ceilings, glass-fronted offices, and modern furniture systems.
The building is particularly attractive to financial services firms, law firms, consulting companies, technology businesses, and other organizations that prioritize access to Grand Central. Its location between Park and Madison Avenues places tenants within immediate reach of Midtown East’s restaurants, hotels, corporate headquarters, and professional services.
Transportation is one of the property’s defining advantages. Grand Central Terminal is directly across 42nd Street, providing access to the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S subway lines, Metro-North Railroad, and Long Island Rail Road service through Grand Central Madison. Bryant Park, Fifth Avenue, the Chrysler Building, and other Midtown landmarks are also within walking distance.
For companies searching for office space near Grand Central, One Grand Central Place combines a highly recognizable 42nd Street address, efficient floor plates, upgraded infrastructure, in-building amenities, and exceptional regional and local transportation access.
Office Tenants
Pine Brook Road Partners, LLC (2) Marketfield Asset Management (1) Robertson Foundation (1) Allianz Real Estate of America Alljen Management Corp. CIBT, Inc. Cibelli Management LLC DSTG Services, LLC Ferguson Partners L.P. GLG Japan National Tourism Organization Jayne Gumpel Jumeirah Hospitality & Leisure (USA), Inc. Mission Product Holdings, Inc. Quintiles Telenav, Inc. The Overbrook Foundation
Retail Tenants
6b Bank of America, N.A. Charles Schwab & Co. JP Morgan Chase Bank
