250 West 57th Street Office Space

Standing tall since 1921, the former Fisk Tire Building now pulses with modern energy. From its gleaming facade to its tech-forward spaces, 250 West 57th Street office space delivers everything today’s businesses need – minus the corporate stuffiness.

A Story of Tires and Triumph

Originally home to the Fisk Tire Company, this 26-story Midtown marvel got a complete makeover in 2017. Empire State Realty Trust transformed every inch – from the stunning Gensler-designed lobby to brand-new elevators. Plus, the building kept the gorgeous original architecture by Carèrre & Hastings that makes heads turn.

Spaces That Work as Hard as You Do

Need room to grow? Floorplates range from cozy 9,000 to sprawling 27,000 square feet. With 539,665 total square feet of 250 West 57th Street office space, you’ll find your perfect fit. Modern HVAC, plumbing, and security systems mean less hassle and more focus on what matters – your business.

The Good Stuff (Because Amenities Matter)

Life at 250 West 57th Street goes way beyond four walls and a desk.

• Next-Level Lobby: A Gensler-designed entrance sets the tone with style and sophistication that’ll impress clients from day one.
• Green Dreams: Just ask COOKFOX Architects – they run NYC’s first WELL Gold and LEED Platinum-certified space right here.
• Window Wonderland: Fresh windows throughout mean stellar views and tons of natural light to keep your team energized.
• Smart Security: State-of-the-art systems protect your people and assets around the clock.
• Power Up: Updated electrical systems handle all your tech needs without breaking a sweat.

Location, Location, Location (But Really Though)

Step outside to Columbus Circle’s best hits: Deutsche Bank Center (formerly known as Time Warner Center), Carnegie Hall, and Central Park. Hop on the A, B, C, D, or 1 trains right in the building, or catch 11 more lines nearby. Lunch options? Too many to count.

Your Future Neighbors

You’re in good company at 250 West 57th Street office space. Mount Sinai, Universal Music Group, and Brookside Artist Management already call us home. Street level? Grab coffee at Starbucks, handle banking at HSBC, or pick up essentials at Duane Reade.