1675 Broadway
1675 Broadway is an Art Deco-style tower with a granite curtain wall façade. Offices come with views of Times Square, Central Park, and the Midtown skyline. Floor plates range from 19,000 to 28,000 SF and allow for more than 10 corner offices per floor.
Positioned for Impact
1675 Broadway is a Midtown office tower anchored at the corner of Broadway and West 52nd Street, and surrounded by the vibrant energy and connectivity of Times Square. Designed with state-of-the-art communications, sustainable features, and creative floor plans, the building provides an exceptional environment for productivity, collaboration, and long-term success.
Availabilities
Discover available office spaces at 1675 Broadway, featuring flexible layouts, modern infrastructure, and a prime Midtown location at the center of New York City.
Entire 18 Floor - Suite 1810
Entire 21 Floor
1675 Broadway Overview
Opened in 1989 and designed by Fox & Fowle Architects, 1675 Broadway is an Art Deco-style tower with a granite curtain wall façade. It is home to a roster of notable tenants and features spectacular views of Times Square, the Hudson River, Central Park, and the Midtown skyline.
- 35 floors
- Private terraces on select floors
- Street-level retail
- Parking garage
- Bike parking
- 24-hour access
- Card-key turnstile access
- Destination dispatch elevators
- Messenger center
- Nantum operating system
- Distributed antenna system (DAS)
- WiredScore Certified Platinum
- Subway: 1, B, C, D, E, F, M, N, Q, R, W
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