Furnished Sublease on 57th Street – 8,785 RSF

April 18, 2018

Lance Leighton

Founder – HedgeFundSpaces.com
New York State Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

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Plug and Play Sublease at Carnegie Hall Tower

Carnegie Hall Tower, also known as 152 West 57th Street, is located between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, ideal for any commuters that live on the West side. The building is owned by TF Cornerstone and caters extremely well to hedge funds, private equity firms, and financial services groups because of its small floor plates. The tower features spectacular views of Central Park, the Hudson River and the Statue of Liberty. Hedge fund, Kingdon Capital, has been a long-time tenant there and has just put a beautiful furnished sublease on the market.

The entire 48th floor measures 8,785 rentable square feet. Available for possession immediately, the sublease term extends through October of 2021. The floor was recently built out with an extremely high-end installation and is fully furnished and wired. It is currently constructed with 17 glass-fronted windowed offices, a person conference room, open area for 10 workstations (or 15 trading positions), a pantry, reception area, and a storage/file room.

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