Built as a full-floor sublease opportunity within a highly recognizable Midtown tower, this approximately thirty thousand square foot installation is organized around a central core with expansive perimeter buildout on all four sides, delivering both scale and efficiency for a large user. The layout is designed to support one hundred fifty-nine workstation seats, forty private offices, and twelve conference rooms, creating a balanced environment that accommodates executive presence, team seating, and multiple layers of meeting space within a single cohesive plan.

Movement through the floor begins along a structured corridor system that wraps the building core, from which the perimeter offices are evenly distributed. A total of forty enclosed rooms line the exterior walls, each benefiting from direct window exposure and suitable for use as private offices, partner suites, or smaller meeting rooms depending on operational requirements. These perimeter rooms are interspersed with larger conference rooms, with twelve total conference spaces positioned throughout the floor to provide convenient access from both open work areas and executive zones. Several of these conference rooms are scaled for boardroom use, featuring long tables and formal seating arrangements, while others support smaller team meetings or breakout sessions.

Within the interior, large open workstation areas are arranged in organized benching clusters, allowing teams to sit together while maintaining clear sightlines and circulation paths. The central positioning of these workstation zones ensures efficient connectivity to surrounding offices and meeting rooms, reinforcing workflow across departments. Adjacent to these areas, a series of support spaces and internal corridors provide access to building infrastructure while preserving the usability of the perimeter.

A dedicated pantry and café-style amenity area introduces a hospitality-driven element to the layout, featuring a long service counter, seating, and open space for informal gathering. This area transitions into additional lounge-style zones, offering employees alternative environments for collaboration or downtime away from their desks.

Four-sided exposure ensures consistent access to daylight across the entire floor, enhancing both perimeter offices and interior work areas. The full-floor identity provides a strong corporate presence, while the combination of high office count, substantial workstation capacity, and numerous conference rooms makes the space particularly well-suited for firms requiring a structured yet flexible layout capable of supporting both focused work and frequent client interaction.

Notes: Full-floor opportunity at the Empire State Building offering up to fifty thousand square feet. Center-core layout with four sides of natural light. Built for approximately one hundred ninety-nine occupants with forty private offices, one hundred fifty-nine workstations, and twelve conference rooms. Turnkey installation with strong transit access and on-site amenities.

Position your business in one of the world’s most recognized addresses—the Empire State Building at 350 Fifth Avenue. This sublease opportunity offers up to 50,000 SF on the entire 8th floor, designed for efficiency and collaboration with a center-core layout and four sides of natural light. The space is built for 199 dedicated professionals, featuring 40 private offices, 159 workstations, and 12 conference rooms, making it ideal for dynamic teams seeking a turnkey solution.

Transit score: 100- Walking distance to Grand Central, Penn Station, + 15 subway lines.

8 on-site dining options.

Flexible terms – divisible individual floors, larger block availability, direct extension possible. Eco-conscious landlord. Creditworthy Sublandlord.

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