41-45 West 34th Street Office Space

Description

The neoclassical office building rising at 41-45 West 34th Street in Midtown South was completed in 1907, boasting a design by architects at Howells & Stokes. Formerly known as The Monolith Building, 41-45 West 34th Street was renovated over the years, and today, it houses various high-profile office and retail tenants. 

114 KSF of Class B Herald Square Office Space

The Monolith Building at 41-45 West 34th Street incorporates 114,000 square feet of Class B Herald Square office space. The 12-story building is owned by the HSP Real Estate Group and was completely renovated in 2015. Amenities at 41-45 West 34th Street include four passenger elevators, an attended lobby, on-site security, open ceilings, polished concrete floors, and upgraded, high-end finishes. 

Getting to and from 41-45 West 34th Street

The office building at 41-45 West 34th Street benefits from a unique location in the heart of Herald Square, close to iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building or Penn Station. Those working within the building have easy access to various public transportation options, such as Grand Central, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Penn Station, and PATH.

Who is renting office space at 41-45 West 34th Street?

41-45 West 34th Street is home to various high-profile office and retail tenants, drawn by the excellent location and the upgraded amenities. Notable tenants calling the building home include Western Air Incorporated, The Manhattan Institute, Flyoseas, Levi’s, and Steve Madden.

How much is the rent price for office space at 41-45 West 34th Street?

Office asking rents in the Midtown South submarket often surpass $80 per square foot; however, Class B assets like 41-45 West 34th Street tend to command more affordable rents. Rents at the Herald Square property start somewhere in the mid-$50s per square foot, making the building an appealing destination for small and midsized office tenants.