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Document.Pdf 47TH ST 42ND ST EATERIES 66 6 3 15 6 1 AMERICAN WHISKEY 44 LOCAL CAFE & COCKTAILS 87 WICHCRAFT 7 THE SKYLARK 27 19 87 60 2 AYZA WINE & CHOCOLATE BAR 45 LUCY’S CANTINA ROYALE 88 WHOLE FOODS MARKET 8 SPYGLASS ROOFTOP BAR 11 7 70 22 6 30 3 BAKED BY MELISSA 46 LUKE’S LOBSTER 9 TOP OF THE STRAND 3 3 46 37 55 14 50 19 5 8 2 P FINE DINING 4 BARILLA 47 MACARON CAFÉ HOTELS 20 4 82 25 8 5 BLACK IRON BURGER 48 MADE NICE 1 A VOCE 9TH AVE 10TH AVE 8TH AVE 6TH AVE AVE PARK 7TH AVE 5TH AVE LEXINGTON AVE 3RD AVE 11TH AVE 69 1 ACE HOTEL 72 5 35 68 9 16 26 11 MADISON AVE 6 BOI NOODLE HOUSE 49 MADMAN ESPRESSO 2 AI FIORI 39 29 7 BOMBAY SANDWICH CO. 50 MAISON KAYSER 3 ARNO RISTORANTE 2 ARCHER HOTEL 32 16 9 15 8 BRGR 4 BIRICCHINO 3 BRYANT PARK HOTEL 7 17 3 23 40 P 2 26 51 MARKET CRATES 9 BROTHER JIMMY’S BBQ 52 MAUI ONION POKE BAR 5 THE BRESLIN 4 COURTYARD CHELSEA 10 47 75 14 27 P 10 CAFÉ DEL SOL 53 MELT SHOP 6 COLBEH 5 COURTYARD HERALD SQUARE 6 21 6 57 67 5 4 12 14 43 11 CAFE GRUMPY 54 MEXICUE 7 DELMONICO’S KITCHEN 6 COURTYARD TIMES SQUARE 86 36 49 7 12 CAFÉ R 55 MIGHTY QUINN’S BBQ 8 ELEVEN MADISON PARK 7 EVENTI HOTEL 25 34TH ST 34TH ST 13 CAJUNSEA & OYSTER BAR FRANKIE & JOHNNIE’S P 56 MUSTANG HARRY’S 9 STEAKHOUSE 8 FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES 14 CHIPOTLE 38 15 23 81 83 57 MY BELLY’S PLAYLIST 10 GAONNURI 9 GANSEVOORT PARK AVENUE NYC 45 15 CHOP’T 58 NILES NEW YORK CITY 111 WEST 33RD ST. BROADWAY 62 11 HANJAN 10 HILTON NEW YORK 44 P 1 1 28 79 22 BITES 16 COSI 59 NO.7 SUB 12 ILILI 20 65 13 P 51 76 42 11 HILTON GARDEN INN—CHELSEA 24 73 80 17 CROMPTON ALE HOUSE 60 NUM PANG 13 THE JOHN DORY OYSTER BAR HILTON GARDEN INN— 12 WEST 35TH STREET 10 GREELEY SQUARE 18 DIG INN 61 OCABANON 14 KEENS STEAKHOUSE MADISON SQ GARDEN P 13 HOTEL CHANDLER NYC 63 19 DIG INN 62 PANERA BREAD 15 KOI P 12 4 28 78 3 14 HOTEL METRO NEW YORK 10 20 DISTRICT TAP HOUSE 63 THE PENNSY 16 L’ AMICO NYC PENN STATION P P 2 15 LANGHAM PLACE HOTEL 21 EATALY 64 PENNSYLVANIA 6 NYC 17 LUPULO 16 MARRIOTT VACATION CLUB PULSE 9 58 64 24 13 11 71 22 FEILE 65 PETIT POULET 18 MADISON SQUARE TAVERN 22 17 MOXY HOTEL 1 18 4 2 16 BROADWAY 74 23 FRESH & CO 66 PICCOLO CAFE 19 MAYSVILLE 18 NOMAD HOTEL 24 FRIEDMAN’S 67 POKE BAR 20 NICK & STEF’S STEAKHOUSE 7 20 19 REFINERY HOTEL 56 25 FUEL GRILL AND JUICE BAR 68 POKEWORKS 21 THE NOMAD P 61 17 20 VIRGIN HOTEL 26 THE GINGER MAN 69 POTBELLY SANDWICH SHOP 22 PARKER & QUINN 1 13 5 2 4 5 27 GREGORYS COFFEE 70 PRET A MANGER 23 STATE GRILL AND BAR 21 WINGATE BY WYNDHAM 11 59 18 41 9 28TH ST 28TH ST 28 THE HAROLD 71 PS 450 24 STATLER GRILL 22 THE HOTEL WOLCOTT 48 29 HILL COUNTRY BARBECUE 72 RAMINI ESPRESSO BAR 25 STELLA 34 TRATTORIA 8 GYMS 18 21 30 HILL COUNTRY CHICKEN 73 RATTLE N HUM 26 STRAND BISTRO 1 305 FITNESS CRUNCH 12 31 HILLSTONE 74 RAVAGH 27 TOLEDO 7 9 2 BLINK FITNESS 77 31 32 THE HOUNDSTOOTH PUB 75 SHAKE SHACK 28 WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE 3 CROSSFIT SOLACE 8 17 53 52 19 84 85 54 33 ILILI BOX 76 SMASHBURGER 29 WOLFGANG’S STEAKHOUSE 4 CRUNCH 34 INDAY 77 THE SMITH 10 11 29 34 1 30 ZUMA MADISON 35 INDIKITCH 78 SOJU HAUS 5 NEW YORK SPORTS CLUB 30 36 JACK DOYLE’S PUB AND RESTAURANT 79 STOUT NYC ROOFTOP BARS/LOUNGES 6 NY BEST KICKBOXING 7 PLANET FITNESS SQUARE 37 JUICE GENERATION 80 SUSHI SEN-NIN 1 THE AINSWORTH 8 REEBOK CROSSFIT 88 8 38 JUICE PRESS 81 SUSHI-TERIA 2 GANSEVOORT PARK ROOFTOP 9 SOULCYCLE 39 JUST SALAD 82 SWEETGREEN 3 MAGIC HOUR 10 TAPOUT FITNESS 23RD ST 21 PARK33 40 THE KEG ROOM 83 TACOMBI 4 MONARCH ROOFTOP LOUNGE 41 L&W OYSTER CO. 84 TOSHI’S LIVING ROOM 5 REFINERY ROOFTOP 11 TONE HOUSE 42 LEGENDS 85 VIN SUR VINGT 6 ROCK & REILLY’S P PARKING 43 THE LIBERTY 86 WAFELS & DINGES STATE GRILL & BAR 111 WEST 33RD STREET Broadway Madison Ave W 46th St Times Square Avenue of the Americas 5th Ave Port Authority W 42nd St A C E S 7 Grand Central 1 2 3 Terminal 7 S 7 B D F M N Q R W S 42nd St Bryant Park E 42nd St 4 5 6 7 S 9th Ave W 39th St 7th Ave E 39th St 5th Ave W 36th St Madison Ave Park Ave Ave Park Broadway E 36th St A C E 1 2 3 8th Ave N Q R W 34 St-Herald SQ 34th St New York B D F Pennsylvania M Station 33rd St 6 DIGITAL 7th Ave Avenue of the Americas W 30th St W 30th St W 28th St 1 5th Ave W 28th St N R W Madison Ave W 28th St 6 Broadway W 26th St 7th Ave Avenue of the Americas E 26th St Park Ave S Ave Park Madison W 24th St Square Park 1 111 WEST 33RD STREET New Lobby 111 WEST 33RD STREET New Lobby 111 WEST 33RD STREET New Entrance 111 WEST 33RD STREET 26 10,569 RSF CONTIGUOUS Immediate 232,335 RSF BLOCK 2019 14,214 RSF 25 10,539 RSF 21,108 RSF TOTAL 246,549 RSF 24 23 22 19,285 RSF 21 PRIVATE 20 20,962 RSF TERRACE 19 18 17 PRIVATE 16 30,486 RSF TERRACE 15 14,214 RSF 2019 PRIVATE 14 33,256 RSF TERRACE 12 11 10 9 39,067 RSF 8 41,836 RSF 7 6 26,335 RSF 5 4 3 2 G Concourse 111 WEST 33RD STREET ESRT Headquarters 111 WEST 33RD STREET ESRT Headquarters 111 WEST 33RD STREET 25th & 26th | Tower Floor Pre-builts | Approx. 10,500 111 WEST 33RD STREET 20th Floor | Creative Plan | Approx. 20,000 20 FLOOR 20,962 RSF PRIVATE OFFICE 2 WORKSTATION 111 INCL. RECEPTIONIST TOTAL 113 BOARDROOM 1 CONFERENCE ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 5 COLLABORATION 12 PHONE ROOM 4 RECEPTION 1 PANTRY 1 IT 1 MAIL/ SUPPORT 1 COPY/EQUIP 2 COATS 1 111 WEST 33RD STREET 20th Floor | Approx. 20,000 Open Layout Office Intensive 20 FLOOR 20,962 RSF 20 FLOOR 20,962 RSF PRIVATE OFFICE 4 PRIVATE OFFICE 41 WORKSTATION WORKSTATION 111 15 INCL. RECEPTIONIST INCL. RECEPTIONIST TOTAL 115 TOTAL 56 BOARDROOM 1 BOARDROOM 1 CONFERENCE ROOM 2 CONFERENCE ROOM 4 MEETING ROOM 8 MEETING ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 2 RECEPTION 1 RECEPTION 1 PANTRY 1 PANTRY 1 IT 1 IT 1 MAIL /SUPPORT 1 MAIL / SUPPORT 1 COPY/EQUIP. 3 COPY 3 STORAGE 1 COATS 2 COATS 3 111 WEST 33RD STREET Office Space | Artist’s Rendering 111 WEST 33RD STREET Staircase | Artist’s Rendering 111 WEST 33RD STREET Sample Mid-Rise Floor | Creative Plan | Approx. 33,000 MID-RISE FLOOR 33,256 RSF OFFICE 4 WORKSTATION 176 INCL. RECEPTIONIST TOTAL 180 BOARD ROOM 1 CONFERENCE ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 8 COLLABORATION 17 RECEPTION 1 PANTRY 1 COPY 2 IT 1 COAT CLOSET 4 111 WEST 33RD STREET Sample Mid-Rise Floor | Approx. 33,000 Open Layout Office Intensive MID-RISE FLOOR 33,256 RSF MID-RISE FLOOR 33,256 RSF OFFICE 4 OFFICE 83 WORKSTATION WORKSTATION 178 22 INCL. RECEPTIONIST INCL. RECEPTIONIST TOTAL 187 TOTAL 105 BOARD ROOM BOARD ROOM 1 1 CONFERENCE ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM 8 4 MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM 5 7 PHONE ROOM PHONE ROOM 7 1 RECEPTION 1 RECEPTION 1 PANTRY 1 PANTRY 1 MAIL / COPY 1 MAIL / COPY 1 COPY 2 COPY 2 IT 1 IT 1 COAT CLOSET 5 COAT CLOSET 5 STORAGE CLOSET 4 STORAGE CLOSET 2 111 WEST 33RD STREET Office Space | Artist’s Rendering 111 WEST 33RD STREET ESRT 12th Floor HQ Plan | Approx. 37,000 111 WEST 33RD STREET Suite 600 | Open Plan | 26,335 SUITE 600 26,335 RSF QUANTITY CATEGORY AS SHOWN OFFICE 4 WORKSTATION 190 INCL. RECEPTIONIST TOTAL 194 BOARD ROOM 1 CONFERENCE ROOM 2 MEETING ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 4 RECEPTION 1 PANTRY 1 IT/STORAGE 1 MAIL/COPY 1 COPY 1 COAT 3 111 WEST 33RD STREET Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Tenants Save Energy. Tenants Save Money. 100% Commitment to a better Million 14 workplace environment in 10Square Feet Properties healthy buildings reduction in energy consumption compared Average IRR to other code compliant and 3-5 year 20-57% installations 25% simple payback* * Visit EMPIRESTATEREALTYTRUST.COM/ABOUT-US/SUSTAINABILITY for more information. Each space is individually designed, and performance is unique to each execution. Facts & Figures LOCATION 33rd Street between Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue COMPLETED 1954 - Modernized for the 21st Century ARCHITECT Brugnoni and Boehler BUILDING SIZE 723,886 square feet*, 26 floors FLOOR SIZES 10,500 – 44,700 rentable square feet Target, Foot Locker, Sephora and Hour Passion in the building; additional office services, banks, dining, lodging and AMENITIES specialty retailers in the immediate vicinity; surrounded by national and international retail brands including Urban Outfitters and across the street from Macy’s flagship store ELECTRICAL SERVICE Sub-metered electric in all new spaces over 2,500 square feet TELECOMMUNICATIONS Wired Certified Gold.
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