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633 Third Avenue

Floor/Suite: 

Partial Unit 19J

Size: 

2,817 RSF

Lease type:

Condo

Condition:

White-boxed

Asking rent:

$995 PSF / per month

  • Price $995/Rsf
  • Re Tax $19/Rsf
  • Common Charges $11/Rsf
  • A-Class Building
  • 24/7 Access
  • 1,100 - 20,000 Rsf Suites
  • White Box Delivery
  • Inline Or Corner Offices
  • New Hallways
  • New Elevator Lobby
  • New Bathrooms
  • New Kitchen
  • Direct Electric Meter
  • 633 Third Avenue (633 Third Avenue)
  • East 40th and East 41st Streets
  • Owned by: Harrison, Abramovitz & Harris
  • Class: A
  • 1,013,617 Total RSF
  • 41 floors
  • Amenities: Lobby Attendant 24/7, On-site Restaurant, Gym

Building Details

633 Third Avenue is a classic Grand Central Class A skyscraper on Third Avenue in Midtown East. Marketing materials describe approximately one million square feet of commercial space in a 41-story tower completed in 1962 to designs associated with Harrison and Abramovitz.

Floorplates are substantial: building profiles note large mid-building floors (including references to roughly 44,000+ rentable square feet on select levels) with smaller plates higher in the stack. That range lets users pursue full-floor identity or efficient multi-suite layouts depending on headcount.

Ownership and leasing materials from Time Equities emphasize modernization of the lobby and elevators, 24/7 access, and a classic postwar tower profile updated for contemporary office users. Those upgrades matter for first impressions and daily vertical circulation in a high-rise environment.

Location remains the leasing engine. The building sits in the Grand Central orbit with access to Metro-North, Grand Central Madison, subway lines serving East Midtown, and the dense hotel, dining, and professional-services ecosystem between Third Avenue and Park Avenue.

For tenants comparing large Grand Central towers, 633 Third Avenue offers scale, a known architectural lineage, and ongoing common-area investment. Contact Noah & Co. to review current availability, floor sizes, and how the building competes with other Third Avenue and Park Avenue options.

Noah Co. does not exclusively represent the space or building listed above.

As of 11-21-2022