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Adaptable Madison Avenue Space
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 9th Floor
- Size: 3,513 SQFT
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- Term: Negotiable
Set on the 9th floor of 400 Madison Avenue, this thoughtfully planned office presents an adaptable layout that can easily accommodate a variety of professional users. The existing plan already provides two dedicated conference rooms and one meeting room, while the remaining floor area offers ample flexibility to introduce additional private offices, executive suites, or an open workstation environment tailored to a tenant’s operational requirements. Positioned directly across from Grand Central Terminal with immediate access to Metro-North, the Long Island Rail Road, and multiple subway lines, the location combines exceptional commuter convenience with a full suite of premium building amenities, including a sophisticated tenant lounge, conference facilities, secure bicycle storage, and travel showers.
Entering the suite, a central corridor guides visitors through the office while naturally separating client-facing areas from the primary work environment. Along one side of the floor, a large perimeter room is already configured as a conference space that can comfortably accommodate formal board meetings, presentations, or training sessions. Nearby, a second enclosed conference room and an additional meeting room provide flexible spaces for team collaboration, private interviews, or executive discussions. Beyond these enclosed rooms, the floor opens into expansive column-free areas illuminated by oversized windows spanning much of the perimeter.
These open sections can readily support collaborative workstations, departmental neighborhoods, or creative studio space while maintaining excellent circulation throughout the suite. Existing support areas include dedicated building service rooms, convenient access to restrooms, and infrastructure that simplifies future customization. The generous ceiling heights, exposed structural elements, and oversized windows create an airy workplace with abundant daylight, while the efficient rectangular floor plate allows furniture planning with minimal wasted space.
For tenants seeking a Midtown East office that combines immediate functionality with the freedom to tailor the layout around their business, this Madison Avenue opportunity provides a highly flexible foundation in one of Manhattan’s most connected corporate locations.
Notes: Sophisticated tenant lounge/conference amenity with travel showers and bike room. Directly across from Grand Central metro north station and east side access to LIRR.
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400 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10017
About the Building
Step into the new class of classic.
Built in 1929, the 21-story, roughly 180,000-square-foot property is located between East 47th and 48th Streets and includes 6,800 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
This trophy office and retail Art Deco building mostly caters to small-office users, many of which take advantage of its prebuilt suites ranging up to 10,500 square feet and shared tenant lounge and conference room facilities.
The landlord offers pre-built office spaces so “tenants can drop into the building pretty quickly,” she said. The décor also “hits the spot,” with high ceilings and lots of glass. The building appeals to small tenants because “the owner can be nimble” in that the landlord can work with a tenant to provide expansion options!
This building property offers high-end prebuits & build-to-suit offices that range in size from 1,500 SF. to 10,500 SF. for a full-floor plate.
With more established businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, the building’s array of flexible headquarter space continues to increase the Grand Central neighborhood’s deep-seated value as the premiere destination for top quality class A offices in Manhattan. The significant investment and interest in the area as a result of the Midtown East Rezoning—most notably the recent commitment to the area by [J.P Morgan Chase]—is a testament to what the future holds for this location and asset.
Today the property currently enjoy a 95 percent lease rate which equates out to 40 tenants.
Despite being nearly 90 years old, the company credits the building’s “best-in-class boutique” standing as well as its close proximity Grand Central Station for its strong market value.
Building Features
• Boutique Floorplates
• (5) Private Outdoor Terraces
• Exceptional Light & Air
• Extremely High Frontage to Depth Ratio
• New Tenant Lobby
• New Tenant Lounge & Conference Center which offers a “Club-Like Appeal”
• Extensive Capital Improvement Plan (Renovations); façade work, refurbishing the lobby and conference center and adding a new tenant lounge.
Tenants (Former / Current Roster)
• CitiBank
• Kamakura Shirts (Ground Floor)
• Bluestone Lane(Ground Floor)
• Odyssey Media Group, Inc. (7th Floor)
• LSV Advisors (15th floor)
• Berkshire Property Advisors
• The Magazine Group
• Banque de France (Room 2nd Floor)
• Atlantic-Pacific Capital
• Buzzuto Management
• Robert Marc Eyewear
• David Rozenholc and Associates
• Hdl Ny L.P.
• Maybourne Hotels ltd
• KCK-US, INC.
• LMJ Capital
• Smart Energy
• Portico Holdings
• Saya Capital
• Cipher Capital Partners
• RegenxBio
Office Tenants
Round Hill Music (1) American Corporate Partners Atlantic-Pacific Capital, Inc. Bergen Asset Management Duet Group Eastwind Global Partners Edge Technology Lasair Capital LLC MainFirst Securities Maybourne Hotels Limited Pacific Crest Securities WCAS Fraser Sullivan
Retail Tenants
Andrew's Ties Citibank Robert Marc Opticians
