For those wanting to do business in a central location, look no further than 100 Park Avenue. Brilliantly located in the heart of midtown, the 36-story Emporis Building on prestigious Park Avenue is at the center of everything. With an opulent lobby and dazzling views of the Chrysler Building, it’s the ideal place to take your business to new heights. After work, world-famous Broadway theaters, Times Square, Rockefeller Center and the upscale shopping districts of Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue are all close by.
Book a hot desk on the 16th floor of the 36 story Emporis Building and work from the middle of Midtown Manhattan. Desks come with natural light and high-speed internet, and the business lounge and common areas give you room to move between a focused stretch and a conversation. Grand Central Terminal is close, which makes this an easy place to land for a day when you are in from out of town. Between sessions there is an on-site restaurant, a cafe with barista coffee, and Bryant Park a short walk for air.
A seat in the shared workspace with natural light and high-speed internet, plus access to the business lounge and common areas.
Grand Central Terminal and the Grand Central 42 St subway complex are nearby, linking Metro North and multiple subway lines.
The centre occupies the 16th floor of 100 Park Avenue, a 36 story building with views towards the Chrysler Building.
Yes. There is an on-site restaurant, a cafe with barista coffee and vending machines within the building.
Bryant Park is a short walk away, and Pershing Square Plaza sits along the Park Avenue and 42nd Street corridor.
100 Park Avenue sits among major financial institutions and professional services firms.
Metro North and multiple subway lines via the Grand Central 42 St complex nearby.
A 36 story tower with an opulent lobby and views of the Chrysler Building.
100 Park Avenue occupies the 16th floor of the 36 story Emporis Building, in the heart of Midtown Manhattan on the Park Avenue corporate corridor, with an opulent lobby and views towards the Chrysler Building. Transport is the strong suit: Grand Central Terminal and the Grand Central 42 St subway complex are close, 33rd Street station is about 630 metres on foot, the 28th Street light rail stop around a kilometre, 34th Street Penn Station roughly 1.4 kilometres, and bus stops at 32nd Street and 5th Avenue and Washington Deluxe are within walking distance. Drivers have several garages between about 800 metres and 1.1 kilometres, including the Red Ball Garage. Bryant Park and Pershing Square Plaza give you green space within a few minutes, while Broadway theaters, Times Square, Rockefeller Center and the shopping on Fifth and Madison Avenue fill the hours after work.