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36 East 31st Street
Floor/Suite:
Partial Suite 301
Size:
6,157 RSF
Lease type:
Direct
Asking rent:
$45 PSF / $23,089 per month
- 36 East 31st Street
- between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue
- Owned by: Koeppel Rosen LLC
- 146,199 Total RSF
- 12 floors
Building Details
- 36 East 31st Street is a 12-story mid-rise leasable loft and office building in the Midtown South neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, New York. Situated between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, the building offers 146,199 rentable square feet, and is owned by The Rosen Group Inc.
- Constructed in 1914 by architect Walter Haefeli, the building’s fluted column facade sets it apart from other buildings on the block. 36 East 31st Street office space is also close to a wide variety of local amenities, including restaurants like Akura Sushi, Wine: 30, Mason Jar NYC, and The Crooked Knife. Its location puts it close to several local attractions as well, such as the Empire State Building, Madison Square Park, Herald Square, the Manhattan Mall, and The Morgan Library & Museum.
- Commuting to 36 E 31st Street is convenient and easy thanks to the nearby 33rd Street Station at Park Avenue providing access to the 4 and 6 trains, and additional nearby subway stations offering access to subway lines B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, and W. PATH trains are also easily accessible via Penn Station, less than a 15-minute walk from the building.
As of 04-29-2025