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- High-end full tower floor / short term sublet opportunity at the chrysler building.
- Bright full floor with unrestricted views of lower manhattan, East river and midtown skyline.
- Layout features a mostly open plan (currently 68 workstations), 4 large conference-board rooms, 3 private offices / small conference rooms and additional breakout areas, large reception and 2 open pantry areas.
405 Lexington Avenue
Floor/Suite:
Entire 45
Size:
10,511 RSF
Lease type:
Sublease through 03/30/2027
- 405 Lexington Avenue (Chrysler Building)
- between East 42nd and 43rd Street
- Owned by: RFR Realty
- Class: A
- 1,035,307 Total RSF
- 77 floors
Building Details
- Iconic 77-story Art Deco skyscraper, the tallest brick building in the world (with a steel framework).
- Encompasses over 1.1 million sq. ft. of office space.
- Offers panoramic views of New York City in all directions.
- Rosen’s Proposals & Future Development Prospects:
- Hospitality & Dining Concepts:
- Boutique hotel from the 5th to 12th floors, with outdoor terrace access.
- 6 restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, including the revival of the historic Cloud Club.
- Adjacent Trylons Site (owned by RFR):
- Potential development of a 100,000 sq. ft. project, or
- A 40-story, 600,000 sq. ft. tower that could rise to the Chrysler’s 52nd floor, just below the crown.
- Hospitality & Dining Concepts:
As of 09-18-2025