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680 Fifth Ave. 19th Floor Office Rental
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 19th Floor
- Size: 6,400 SQFT
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- Term: Negotiable
Boutique Fifth Avenue office opportunity combines a highly efficient layout with executive-quality finishes and a professional image suited for firms that regularly host clients and partners. The current installation supports approximately twenty workstation seats, seven private offices, two conference rooms, and a dedicated reception area, creating a balanced environment for both focused work and collaboration. Recent building improvements, including a redesigned glass façade entrance, boutique lobby experience, and access to the Buchmann Lounge amenity center with conferencing facilities, fitness offerings, lounge areas, lockers, and showers, further elevate the workplace experience.
Stepping from the elevator lobby into the suite, visitors are welcomed by a dedicated reception area that establishes an immediate sense of professionalism and organization. Positioned directly off the entrance, the reception zone provides space for guest seating, visitor check-in, and administrative support while maintaining clear visual separation between public-facing and employee work areas.
Beyond reception, the floor opens into a collaborative workstation environment designed to accommodate approximately twenty employees. Workstations are arranged in an efficient open-plan format that encourages communication while preserving comfortable circulation throughout the suite. Large perimeter windows along Fifth Avenue bring expansive Midtown views into the workspace and provide an attractive backdrop for day-to-day operations.
Seven private offices are distributed around the perimeter of the floorplate, offering enclosed space for executives, senior leadership, client-facing professionals, or departments requiring greater privacy. Their perimeter positioning allows occupants to benefit from window exposure and enhanced natural views. Several of these rooms are appropriately sized for executive use and can comfortably accommodate meeting tables, guest seating, and additional storage.
Two conference rooms provide dedicated areas for presentations, strategy sessions, board meetings, and video conferencing. These rooms are positioned to remain easily accessible from both the private office corridor and the central workstation area, creating efficient movement throughout the office. Their enclosed design supports confidential discussions while maintaining a polished corporate atmosphere.
High-end finishes throughout the suite reinforce the professional character of the installation. Contemporary glass elements, refined millwork, modern lighting, and upgraded materials create an environment that feels both sophisticated and current. The layout balances open collaboration with private work areas, making it suitable for financial services firms, consulting groups, law practices, technology companies, family offices, and other organizations seeking a premium Midtown presence.
An additional advantage is access to the building’s extensive amenity package. Tenants benefit from the newly renovated boutique lobby experience as well as the Buchmann Lounge amenity center, which includes conference facilities, fitness amenities, lounge areas, lockers, and showers. Together, these features create a workplace that extends beyond the suite itself and supports employee wellness, recruitment, retention, and client engagement.
Notes: Boutique Fifth Avenue floorplate in a building undergoing major renovation including a new glass façade entrance, boutique lobby, and Buchmann Lounge amenity center with conferencing, fitness, lounge, lockers, and showers.
680 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10019
About the Building
Like numerous nearby buildings, 680 Fifth Avenue was an attempt to suggest
the austere limestone cladding of Rockefeller Center. Completed in 1957 to plans
by Egger & Higgins with Marazio & Morris, it was originally known as
Canada House. Now known as Buchmann Tower, 680 Fifth Avenue’s lower floors
have been decked out in a Postmodern treatment that is not without charm.
680 Fifth Avenue stands today as one of the premier office buildings in Manhattan’
Plaza District. The tower is located near the coveted Central Park South being
just minutes away to the north; nestled amongst many of the city’s landmarks
such as; Carnegie Hall, and Rockefeller Center.
In recent time the property has modernize its spaces and continues to enjoy
its relationships with many of its long-term tenants.
This New York location has provided many here a powerful reflection of their
company’s brand which in turn has served as a strong foundation for success.
The building enjoys a great reputation of class and service, with decades of white-glove attention from this landlord is a perk that can not be duplicated. This has been further enhanced by its reputation for; favorable lease terms – including low base rent, free rent, and construction concessions from the landlord, in total all of these elements optimize the value of any new lease.
Being a well-run building – this has been the key the building’s tenant loyalty
over the years!
Building Features
• Class A Office Tower
• Property Size 230,787 sf
• 27 Stories
• (5) Passenger Cars and (1) Freight Car
• Newly renovated common spaces
• Security — 24 hours, 7 days a week (Web-based Visitor Management & Security
System)
• New Web-based visitor management and security system
• Located on the SW corner of Fifth Ave. and 54th Street.
• Subway access to the E & M line on 53 Street and 5th Avenue.
• Abundant nearby retail and restaurant options
• Building managed by Valor Capital Partners LLC
Tenants who do and have called 680 Fifth Avenue their home
• Montag Group
• Cotton Hall Asset Management
• Bronfman
• Activity
• Pure Growth Partners
• Highbrook Investment Management
• Argent Management
• Winter Organization
• The United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York
• Gen Partners
• Mikimoto America (12,785 SF.) iconic fine jewelry brand
• Lighthouse Investment
• La Prairie (9,400 SF.; entire 11th floor, 13th and 14th floors)
• Confidas Capital USA (1,800 SF. 10-year lease on the 19th floor)
• JEN Partners, LLC (25th Floor)
• Alpine Capital Bank (7th Floor)
• Emso Asset Management (3,820 SF.)
• NitroC Group (2,637 SF.)
• GAP (1st floor Retail)
• Alpine Capital Bank (212) 328-2555
• Kenmar Olympia (19th Floor)
• StHealth Capital Investment Corp (21st Floor)
• Columbia Care Inc. (24th Floor)
• Lampe, Conway & Co. LLC (12th Floor)
• Norton-Behr-Manning Overseas, Inc.
Data / Internet Providers
• Lightower Fiber 10 Gb/s 10 Gb/s
• Level 3 Communications Fiber 10 Gb/s 10 Gb/s
• Cogent Communications Fiber 10 Gb/s 10 Gb/s
Transportation
• the E, M train lines at the Fifth Avenue – 53rd Street Subway Station within
2 min of walking.
• F train lines accessed at the 57 Street Subway Station within 7 min of
walkingg.
• N, Q, R train lines accessed at the Fifth Avenue -59th Street Subway Station
within 7 min of walking.
• E, M train lines accessed at the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street Subway Station
within 7 min of walking.
• 4, 6 train lines accessed at the 51 Street Subway Station within
9 min of walking.
Near By Assets and Resources
The surrounding neighborhood offers a tremendous range of sophisticated dining
and cultural destinations.
The office tower is adjacent to The Museum of Modern Art, opposite the University
Club and Fendi, one block south of The Peninsula Hotel and just north of Rockefeller
Center.” Fifth Avenue is amazing and has great assets and tremendous cultural
forces such as the Museum of Modern Art, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, which is a
beacon, and Central Park.
Overall Fifth Avenue has been associated with NYC’s begone guided age whereby
the renowned names such as Vanderbilt, Astor, Frick and Clay built their empire.
In the passage of years wealth concentrated itself mainly between 49th and 50th
Streets – its there that the minted millionaire and the affluent shopped and
dined – which institutional names such as Bergdorf Goodman, Cartier, Louis Vuitton,
Saks Fifth Avenue, and Van Cleef & Arpels.
This consensus spread around the world – which then became the template for
this luxury thoroughfare.
TODAY / NOW
There stands today a looming group of potential tenants looking to step up to
the area’s lowering rents. There is something for everyone; as landlords have
also been forced to reconfigure a range of spaces to meet today’s newer needs.
Fifth Avenue is still relevant as a commercial retail destination, but the way
people relate to stores has changed and is still evolving People understand
that with an environment like Fifth Avenue, there’s such a limited opportunity
to be there. Each tenant changes the mix so slightly, so if one isn’t right,
it’s not going to taste as well
What remains a constant is the tremendous volume of business you can do on Fifth
Avenue. That’s especially true for luxury brands! It’s a testament to New York
itself and the quality of the cultural offerings and the work of talents on
the international stage. New York keeps innovating and it wants Fifth Avenue
to be a part of that trend.
The corridor is typically a prized and pricey spot to locate a shop alongside
the longtime homes of famed luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman, jeweler
Tiffany & Co. and the Plaza Hotel
The economic fallout from the pandemic has made leasing rates more complicated.
The reduced demand for space has forced landlords to cut prices. There are some
tenants who have signed new deals, lured by bargain rents. Spanish fast-fashion
chain Mango secured a substantially discounted sublease from Ralph Lauren, according
to people familiar with the matter.
Just a block up, luxury jeweler Harry Winston recently agreed to expand into
a neighboring space at 712 Fifth Ave., the former Henri Bendel store.
If you would like to learn more about the possibilities that Fifth Avenue has
to offer – contact us at no obligation!
Office Tenants
LaPraire (3) Gap, Inc. Lighthouse Partners Mikimoto The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Turkiye Vakifla Bankasi United States Life Insurance Co.
Retail Tenants
The Gap
