450 Seventh Avenue, Nelson Tower Office Space for Lease

Description

The Art Deco office tower rising at 450 Seventh Avenue was completed in 1931, boasting a design by H. Craig Severance, who is also responsible for the design of the Coca-Cola Building and 40 Wall Street. The Nelson Tower, as it’s also known, was planned and constructed by New York City developer Julius Nelson, on busy Seventh Avenue close to Penn Station. The Midtown Manhattan tower was completely renovated in the 1960s and offers quality office space for businesses of all sizes. 

450 KSF of Class A Penn Station Office Space

The Nelson Tower provides a total of 450,000 square feet of Class A Penn Station office space across 46 stories. The tower, owned and managed by the Kaufman Organization, underwent a $1 million renovation in 1964, which upgraded the building lobby and infrastructure. 

Amenities at 450 Seventh Avenue include floor plates averaging 16,000 square feet in size, tenant-controlled HVAC, 24/7 controlled access, and unobstructed views of Penn Station, Lower Manhattan, the Hudson River, and the Empire State Building. There are also 13 passenger elevators and three freight elevators, and the landlord is willing to build to suit the right tenant. 

Getting to and from 450 Seventh Avenue

Nelson Tower is conveniently located just a stone’s throw from Penn Station and Times Square, connecting those working in the building to a plethora of shopping, dining, and public transport options. 450 Seventh Avenue is close to several subway lines at Penn Station, Grand Central Terminal, and the Port Authority.

Who is renting office space at 450 Seventh Avenue?

The flexible office space at 450 Seventh Avenue makes the building highly appealing to companies of all sizes, in a variety of industries. Notable tenants renting office space at the Nelson Tower include the Kaufman Organization, the New York City Community Board, Braverman Law, Blueprint Research Group, David Resnick & Associates, and Prince Realty Advisors. Retail tenants include Starbucks and Duane Reade. 

How much is the rent price for office space at 450 Seventh Avenue?

Office asking rents at 450 Seventh Avenue start somewhere around $60 per square foot, which is a highly competitive price for a Class A building so close to Penn Station. Midtown Manhattan is the priciest submarket in New York City, with office rents often surpassing $90 per square foot. The competitive rates, the top-notch amenities, and the proximity to public transport make Nelson Tower a highly attractive office destination for businesses of all sizes.