1677 Lexington Avenue, 2A and 2B
Office Space
$ 6,625 /month
2,650 SF
Space Overview
This 2,650 square foot plug-and-play office space offers an immediate move-in opportunity through January 31, 2027, with the landlord open to extending the lease for three to five years. The layout includes concrete floors, exposed sheetrock ceilings, and an outdoor roof deck. Furniture, cubicles, and phone systems can remain for your use. Electricity bills directly through Con Edison. The motivated sublessor has priced this space below market for a quick transition.
The Caspian is an eight-story elevator building constructed in 2008 in East Harlem. It features a secure lobby with on-site management, a rooftop terrace, bike storage, and a laundry room. The building sits steps from the 6 train at 103rd Street, providing direct access to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan. Its modern construction and attentive management make it a reliable choice for professional tenants.
Neighborhood
East Harlem, known locally as El Barrio or Spanish Harlem, sits in Upper Manhattan between 96th Street and the Harlem River. The neighborhood carries deep Puerto Rican and Latino roots while welcoming a growing mix of new businesses, restaurants, and creative spaces. Transit access is strong, with 4, 5, and 6 trains running along Lexington Avenue and the Second Avenue Subway’s Q train at 96th Street. Cultural anchors like El Museo del Barrio and East River Plaza shopping bring residents and visitors alike to this revitalizing district. Learn more about Uptown Manhattan.
Location
Nearby Public Transportation
103rd Street () - 1 minute Walk110th Street () - 6 minutes Walk
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Property Details
Listing 58759
| Size: | 2,650 SF | Rent/SF: | $ 30.65 |
| Monthly Rent: | $ 6,625 | Lease Type: | Direct |
| Available: | 12/01/2024 | Lease Term: | Until January 31, 2022 |
| Suite/Floor: | 2A & 2B | Address: | 1677 Lexington Avenue |
Features
| Affordable Swing Space | Central HVAC |
| Low Loss Factor | Outdoor Deck |
Listings are presented for illustrative purposes only; they may no longer be available and are provided merely as an exemplary representation of the types of spaces in a given neighborhood for a given price.
Largely uncredited as an important part of the borough, Uptown Manhattan offers its own specific brand of real estate featuring appealing architecture and great proximity to Central Park. The subdivision includes some of the borough’s most coveted areas for boutique office and residential space, including Washington Heights, Harlem, the Upper West Side and the Upper East Side. In recent years, much effort and funding have charged the economic growth and revitalization for business in Upper Manhattan. These neighborhoods are marked with distinction and, respectively, dotted with landmarks and prestigious institutions of art, culture and academics. The Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Apollo Theatre, and Columbia University only begin to describe the institutions available to the area. Barring some Upper West Side and Upper East Side office spots, the bulk of inventory largely consists of smaller, boutique-style office space, best suited for small businesses and private offices. The talent pool available is extremely well-educated, fueled by the presence of Columbia University in the area. Notable tenants occupying office space in Uptown Manhattan include ABC, Time Warner, BMI, Aetna, Harlem Properties, Silicon Alley media, National Geographic, and French Bull, among many others. The market is appealing to companies working in various different industries, from white-collar professionals in the healthcare and law sectors, to firms operating in the architecture, tech and communications fields. The Upper East Side also houses various diplomatic missions. Office rents in Uptown Manhattan aren’t cheap, but they are significantly more affordable than those found in Midtown Manhattan. There is plenty of high-quality, creative office space available on the market, with asking prices hovering below $60 per square foot on the Upper West Side and above $70 per square foot on the Upper East Side, per CBRE data. By comparison, average asking rents for Midtown Manhattan office space reached a new record-high of $87 per square foot in the first months of 2019. There are plenty of public transportation options to get around Uptown Manhattan. Transport in the area is provided by the New York City Subway, the MTA Regional Bus, and the Metro North Railroad. A plethora of different lines are accessible to those who live/work/play in this section of Manhattan, including the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line, the IND Eighth Avenue Line, the IRT Lexington Avenue Live, and the two-track Second Avenue subway line. Dozens of local and crosstown bus routes are also available.
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