350 Park Avenue
In partnership with Vornado Realty Trust and Kenneth Griffin, Rudin is developing 350 Park Avenue, a once-in-a-generation office tower that will be home to Citadel and Citadel Securities in Midtown Manhattan. The new 62-story office tower is anticipated to be completed in 2032 and will deliver 1.8 million SF of commercial office space, a new public concourse, and unparalleled amenities.
Shaping Midtown’s Future
350 Park Avenue is perfectly positioned at the crossroads of Park Avenue and East 52nd Street, and immersed in a neighborhood synonymous with global commerce and connectivity. With Grand Central Terminal moments away, the area brings together world-class transit, dining, hotels, and cultural landmarks — creating an environment where New York City business, convenience, and life converge.
350 Park Avenue Overview
Situated on one of Manhattan’s most significant business corridors, 350 Park Avenue is anchored by leading architecture from Foster + Partners and designed with sustainability and public-realm activation at its core. This project exemplifies the kind of visionary, city-building work Rudin has championed for generations.
- A new 62-story tower that will be home to more than 6,000 jobs
- 1.8 million SF of next-generation commercial office space
- 12,500 SF public concourse featuring social seating, green space, and curated art displays
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