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Many landlords are offering significant concessions, construction allowances, and free rent.
Entering the suite, visitors are received at a dedicated reception desk with an adjacent furnished lounge area that provides informal seating without interfering with the working portion of the office. Immediately to the left of reception is the enclosed conference room, arranged for approximately ten people around a long table. Continuing along this same side of the floor are three separate huddle rooms. Each is designed for roughly three people, providing convenient enclosed spaces for calls, small meetings, interviews, and collaborative sessions without requiring use of the larger conference room.
Beyond reception, the floor opens dramatically into the primary workspace. Thirty-two workstations are distributed among six benching clusters, creating a substantial central bullpen while maintaining broad circulation paths between teams. Windows extend along the long exterior perimeter, bringing daylight directly into the open office and allowing the largely open plan to benefit from the window line rather than reserving it exclusively for enclosed rooms.
Two enclosed private offices sit side by side along the interior edge near reception. Their placement provides management with separation from the workstation area while keeping both offices immediately accessible to staff and visitors. At the opposite end of this interior run is a large pantry, finished with extensive warm wood cabinetry, a long counter, sink, appliances, and an adjacent café-style seating area. The pantry functions as more than a kitchenette, creating a genuine employee gathering point and informal collaboration zone. Together with the reception lounge, conference room, three huddle rooms, two private offices, and 32-person open office, the layout delivers a balanced mix of focused, collaborative, and social workspace.
381 Park Avenue South is a 209,041 square foot property built in 1910 in the Flatiron neighborhood of Manhattan. The property has 97 total units and has an occupancy classification of “offices-bank style.”
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Owned and operated by Olmstead Properties, 381 Park Avenue South is a 17-floor (16 plus PH), 244k SF commercial office building, located on Park Avenue South between 27th and 26th Streets in Manhattan’s Flatiron District. Built in the early 1900’s, the building reflects the original architecture of classical buildings. Celebrating the beauty of old New York, the terracotta façade is filled with complex fan arches, fluted spandrels, sills, jambs, lintels, ornate columns, and decorative urns.
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