Office tower at 909 Third Avenue, NYC, in close proximity to the United Nations headquarters.

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Total Floors: 32

Available: 12,271-31,515 SF

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Address: 909 Third Avenue Class: A
Cross Streets: 54th & 55th Streets Size: 1,343,000 SF
Year built: 1967 Architect: Emery Roth & Sons, Max Urbahn Associates

The office tower rising at 909 Third Avenue was completed back in 1967, boasting a design by Emery Roth & Sons, in collaboration with Max Urbahn Associates. The building covers the entire eastern block of Third Avenue between 54th and 55th Streets in Midtown Manhattan, and serves primarily as an office building. The building’s podium serves as a mail-handling facility for the 10022 New York zip code, and is the United States Post Office’s Franklin D. Roosevelt station.

1.3 MSF of Class A Midtown East Office Space

The 32-story tower at 909 Third Avenue features 1,343,000 square feet of Class A Midtown East office space. Owned and managed by Vornado Realty Trust, the building was completed in 1967 and completely renovated in 2011, bringing energy efficient upgrades to the tower that earned it a LEED certification from the USGBC.

The average floor plate at 909 Third Avenue is over 31,000 square feet, and the building is served by 19 passenger elevators and 4 freight elevators. Amenities include on-site management and security, 24/7 tenant access, a USPS office on the ground floor, and a landscaped rooftop garden.

Getting to and from 909 Third Avenue

The office tower at 909 Third Avenue lies at the heart of the Midtown East submarket, close to the United Nations headquarters, as well as to a plethora of shopping, dining and hotel options. The building is located in close proximity to the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street station, serving the E and M lines, and the 51st Street station, serving the 4 and 6 trains; it is also convenient to the Third Avenue bus stop and the Queensboro Bridge.

Who is renting office space at 909 Third Avenue?

The office tower at 909 Third Avenue is home to various high-profile tenants in industries like financial services, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and more. Notable tenants operating office space in the building include Allergan, Interpublic Group of Companies, Geller & Company, Procter & Gamble, Forest Laboratories, and Boston Partners.

How much is the rent price for office space at 909 Third Avenue?

Office asking rents at 909 Third Avenue tend to be significantly more affordable than the average commanded in Midtown Manhattan, which surpassed $89 per square foot at the end of 2019, according to CBRE. Class A office space in well-connected locations tend to come at a premium, but the Midtown East-United Nations area is not quite as expensive as other Midtown submarkets like the Plaza District or Hudson Yards.

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Building Location & Nearby Public Transportation

Nearby Transportation

Subway

53rd Street–Lexington Avenue - 3 minutes Walk
59th Street (456) - 8 minutes Walk
Lexington Avenue–59th Street - 7 minutes Walk
51st Street (6) - 5 minutes Walk
53rd Street–5th Avenue - 8 minutes Walk

Bus

East 50th Street/2nd Avenue - 8 minutes Walk
East 50th Street/3rd Avenue - 7 minutes Walk
East 50th Street/Lexington Avenue - 7 minutes Walk
East 49th Street/3rd Avenue - 8 minutes Walk
East 60th Street/2nd Avenue - 8 minutes Walk
3rd Avenue/East 60th Street - 8 minutes Walk
3rd Avenue/East 61st Street - 8 minutes Walk
1st Avenue & East 57th Street - 8 minutes Walk
2nd Avenue & East 57th Street - 4 minutes Walk
2nd Avenue & East 50th Street - 8 minutes Walk
East 60th Street/Lexington Avenue - 7 minutes Walk
2nd Avenue & East 54th Street - 4 minutes Walk
2nd Avenue & East 61st Street - 8 minutes Walk
East 57th Street & 3rd Avenue - 3 minutes Walk
East 57th Street & Lexington Avenue - 3 minutes Walk
Madison Avenue & East 54th Street - 8 minutes Walk
East 57th Street & Park Avenue - 7 minutes Walk
3rd Avenue & East 55th Street - 1 minute Walk

Important Information

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