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- Bright, corner space, nicely built, and delivered fully turn-key. Perfect for any tech or creative firm.
- Built with two large conference rooms, two offices, wet pantry, and soft seating area. Bullpen has ~20 desks, with ability to easily flex up to ~30.
- Available immediately, and includes FF&E.
630 Ninth Avenue
Floor/Suite:
Partial 7
Size:
3,352 RSF
Lease type:
Sublease through 09/30/2026
Condition:
Furnished
Asking rent:
$32 PSF / $8,939 per month
- 630 Ninth Avenue (The Film Center Building)
- Ninth Avenue between West 44th and 45th Streets
- 275,000 Total RSF
- 13 floors
Building Details
- Also known as the Film Center Building, 630 Ninth Avenue is a 13-story office building that once only catered to businesses involved in film, theater and music.
- It was completed in 1929 by the world renowned architect Ely Khan.
- Its landmarked Art Deco-styled lobby shows Pre-Columbian influences and is notable for its bold and varied colors.
- The building's common corridors and restrooms were renovated in 2017 along with the addition of a class-E fire system.
- Additionally in 2017, windows were added to the entire eastern side of the building between the 7th-14th floor and 25,000 square feet of obsolete film storage vaults were converted into new office space.
- Located in the vibrant Hell's Kitchen neighborhood and moments from the Theater District, there are numerous amenities close by including a variety of dining options all along Ninth Avenue.
- Access to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the NY Waterway Ferry, and the Lincoln Tunnel, as well as access to multiple subway lines is just a short walk away providing commuters with an easy way to and from the building
As of 01-23-2025