Lance Leighton
Founder – HedgeFundSpaces.com
New York State Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
150 East 52nd Street, also known as Tower 52, is easily one of the best values for boutique, Class A office space in Midtown Manhattan. With floorplates measuring roughly 8,000 rentable square feet, the asset caters extremely well to hedge funds, family offices, investment banks, and private equity firms. Situated on the southern side of East 52nd Street, between Lexington and Third Avenues, it boasts recent renovations to the lobby, elevator cabs, plaza and mechanical systems. In addition, it is conveniently located to mass transit (E, M and 6 trains) and Chipotle and Dig Inn are both located within the building. Though the building is relatively well-leased on a direct basis, Pareto Securities, an international investment bank that occupies the entire 29th floor, is now offering a portion of its space for sublease.
Located directly off of the elevator and measuring 2,537 rentable square feet, this is a nicely built, high-end, furnished and wired opportunity to occupy space on a short-term basis. The sublease term extends through April 29, 2019, creating ultimate flexibility. Available for possession immediately, the unit is built and furnished with 2 conference rooms (which can be converted to offices), open area with 11 trading desks, a private restroom with a shower.
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