850 Third Avenue Office Space (Western Publishing Building)

Looking for that perfect Plaza District address that combines classic New York prestige with modern office functionality? Welcome to 850 Third Avenue office space, where 60+ years of Manhattan business excellence meets contemporary workplace innovation.

A Tower with Timeless Appeal

Built in 1960 by architectural legends Emery Roth & Sons and Harrison & Abramovitz, this 21-story gem spans the entire block between 51st and 52nd streets in Midtown Manhattan. Recently acquired by The Chetrit Group for $422 million, 850 Third Avenue office space stands proud in Manhattan’s prestigious Plaza District.

Workspace That Works for You

Want flexible floor plans that adapt to your business vision? 617,640 square feet of Class A space offers floor plates ranging from 13,700 to 40,100 square feet. Every inch of 850 Third Avenue office space meets LEED Gold standards, proving that classic buildings can lead in modern sustainability.

Next-Level Necessities

Modern business demands modern solutions. Here’s what sets the building apart:

• 24/7 Command Center: Round-the-clock access with uniformed concierge service keeps your business running on your schedule
• Security First: Advanced CCTV monitoring throughout common areas provides peace of mind for your team
• Business Support Hub: From a professional messenger center to a fully-equipped copy room, 850 Third Avenue office space has your daily operations covered
• Retail Convenience: Over 11,000 square feet of street-level retail space means coffee breaks and lunch runs are just an elevator ride away
• Green Leadership: LEED Gold certification means your workplace actively contributes to a sustainable future

Manhattan at Your Doorstep

Skip the commute hassle. Steps away from the E, M, 4, 5, and 6 trains, plus numerous bus lines, 850 Third Avenue office space puts your team at the center of it all. What’s more, the Plaza District location places you exactly where deals happen.

You’re in Good Company

From finance powerhouses to public service heroes, the building has a diverse tenant community. Kaplan Fox, Cohen Goldstein, Pegasus Capital Advisors, the NYPD, and FDNY all call it home. Moreover, street-level convenience comes courtesy of Chase Bank and Ann Taylor Retail.