415 Madison Avenue
Located between Rockefeller Center and Grand Central Terminal, 415 Madison Avenue is the site for a new state-of-the-art, 40-story office tower designed by SOM. It will feature 343,100 SF of office space, a 350 SF ground-floor retail pavilion, a 2,400 SF open-air public concourse, and convenient access to LIRR and Grand Central.
Productivity & Presence
415 Madison Avenue is slated to be a premier office tower in the heart of Manhattan, offering state-of-the-art workspaces surrounded by the energy and connectivity of Midtown. Designed with modern infrastructure, sustainable features, and flexible floor plans, the building provides an exceptional environment for companies to thrive at one of New York City’s most iconic addresses.
415 Madison Avenue Overview
Perfectly positioned between 5th Avenue and Park Avenue, 415 Madison Avenue is the site of a new 40-story commercial skyscraper in Midtown East, offering tenants a prime opportunity to be in a world-class business destination with endless prestige.
- 343,100 SF of office space
- 40 floors
- 350 SF ground-floor retail pavilion
- 2,400 SF open-air public concourse
- Convenient access to LIRR and Grand Central Terminal
- Subway: 4, 5, 6, 7, B, D, F, M, S
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