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35 West 36th Street
Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Units from 3,300 – 24,000 RSF
• Rare opportunity to reap the long term benefits of office ownership in a high-quality, well-located and reasonably priced building
• Elevator opens into each unit, creating the impression of a boutique full floor presence
• 11’ 4” slab-to-slab ceiling heights, attractive wood flooring and exposed brick walls

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88 Greenwich Street
Southwest corner of Greenwich and Rector Streets
Entire Second Floor: 33,649
RSF
Ground Floor: 3,075 RSF
Lower Level: 6,840
RSF
Total: 43,564
RSF
• Unique building-within-a-building with a prominent entrance on Greenwich Street
• Additional separate entrance and dedicated elevator on Rector Street
• Efficient floor plates with high ceilings and three sides of floor-to-ceiling windows
• Tremendous signage opportunity

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99 Hudson Street
Southwest corner of Hudson and Franklin Streets
Partial 12th Floor: 9,816 RSF
• The only first-class office condominium building in Tribeca
• Spectacular unobstructed views, including views of the Hudson River
• Highly efficient layout with three sides of windows
• High ceilings and large windows provide excellent light and air

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24 West 40th Street
Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Entire 4th Floor: 5,579 RSF
Entire 5th Floor: 5,579 RSF
Total: 11,158 RSF
• Over 50 feet of large northern facing windows providing beautiful unobstructed views of Bryant Park
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Full floor units with elevator opening directly onto floor and unit owner-controlled HVAC
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Newly renovated attended lobby with new elevators
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Floors can be sold separately
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545 West 45th Street
Between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues
Entire 9th Floor: 11,252 RSF
Entire 11th Floor: 9,697 RSF
Total: 20,949 RSF
• Lowest priced office condominium in NYC
• Epicenter of Manhattan’s Westside transformation
• Quintessential loft-like space with 12’ ceilings, large windows and efficient column spacing
• Attended lobby, recently renovated passenger elevators and two freight elevators with an interior loading dock

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110 East 40th Street
Between Park and Lexington Avenues
Partial 7th Floor: 2,862 RSF
• Prestigious location between Park and Lexington Avenues
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Natural light and views overlooking 40th Street and Park Avenue
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Recently constructed high-end medical office installation
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International Gem Tower - 50 West 47th Street
Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Partial 18th Floor: 8,584 RSF
• Extremely high-end, turn-key installation with furniture included
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Efficient column-free layout with floor-to-ceiling windows and 12’ ceilings
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Prime corner with unobstructed south/west views and tremendous natural light

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70 West 36th Street
Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Partial 12th Floor: 3,276 RSF
• Corner unit lined with 17 newly replaced large windows
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North and west exposures with tremendous natural light and cityscape views
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Recently constructed with a high-end office installation
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10 West 46th Street
Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Entire 14th Floor: 4,658 RSF
• High full floor unit with a continuous band of floor-to-ceiling windows
• Attended lobby with new elevators
• Northern and eastern exposures allowing generous natural light

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37 East 12th Street
Between Broadway and University Place
Second Floor: 4,240
RSF
First Floor: 3,014
RSF
Lower Level: 1,032
RSF
Total: 8,286 RSF
• Dedicated street-level entrance creates a unique “building-within-a-building” opportunity
• Two outdoor spaces: Planted front entryway and private rear garden totaling 400 square feet
• Original, restored barrel-vaulted ceiling with heights of 16 feet on the first floor and 13.5 feet on the second floor
• State-of-the-art HVAC with humidification system ensuring preservation of artwork, furnishings and architectural finishes

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