Lance Leighton
Founder – HedgeFundSpaces.com
New York State Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
There’s a quiet off market full floor office space opportunity making the rounds at 540 Madison Avenue.
The space is approximately 4,000 square feet and sits on a mechanical floor, giving it noticeably higher ceilings than most Midtown Manhattan office space in this size range. The floorplate is also smaller and more efficient than a typical tower floor, making it ideal for a hedge fund, family office, private equity firm, or boutique advisory group looking for luxury office space with a true headquarters feel.
The existing installation is high end and furniture can potentially remain, creating a plug and play office space solution for tenants looking to minimize downtime and construction.
540 Madison Avenue has undergone major renovations in recent years, including upgraded common areas and a modern tenant amenity center. Ownership has done a strong job repositioning the building while maintaining the classic Plaza District identity that continues to attract financial services tenants searching for trophy office space in NYC.
What makes this full floor office space especially interesting is that there are very few boutique full floor office spaces available in trophy office buildings along Madison Avenue. Most tenants searching for luxury office space in Midtown Manhattan end up touring partial floors with compromised layouts or spaces that feel overly institutional.
This feels different.
The higher ceilings create significantly better volume than the square footage suggests, while the full floor identity gives the space a much stronger presence than most offices in the 4,000 square foot range. There are also incredible views throughout, including Central Park exposures. Click here for a flyer with photos and floorplans.
For tenants searching for trophy office space NYC, luxury office space Manhattan, full floor office space Midtown, hedge fund office space NYC, or boutique office space Manhattan, this is the type of off market availability that often gets leased before ever formally hitting the market.
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