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693 Fifth Avenue Is SPECTACULAR Paramount for Any Tenant Seeking the Perfect PRE-BUILT Plaza District Location 693 693 693 Perfectly situated above the new Valentino flagship, 693 Fifth Avenue is SPECTACULAR paramount for any tenant seeking the perfect PRE-BUILT Plaza District location. OFFICE SUITES Offering full floor identity, 693 Fifth Avenue is ideal for creative companies RENDERING OF THE NEW OFFICE TOWER LOBBY AT 693 FIFTH AVENUE WITH CUSTOM FINISHES. seeking the energy and luxury of Fifth Avenue. With a redesigned façade and office tower lobby by the celebrated David Chipperfield Architects, and lighting by Mario Nanni of Viabizzuno in Milan, 693 Fifth Avenue is the next coveted destination for New York City businesses. Building features include: • Full floor identity OVERLOOKING • High ceilings • Convenient to public transportation MANHATTAN’S PLAZA • 24/7 access with lobby attendant • Owner managed DISTRICT ON ONE OF THE • Brand new elevator machinery/equipment and interior cab finishes WORLD’S MOST EXCLUSIVE AVENUES 693 Fifth Avenue offers pre-built office suites designed to bolster creativity in the workplace. These full-floor, column-free office spaces are designed to allow for natural light throughout the premesis. Additionally, the opportunity to occupy multiple floors presents tenants with the possibility of creating an interconnected workspace, allowing easy access to each level. With the stunning new façade, lobby and well developed office-layouts, 693 Fifth Avenue truly is the Plaza District’s quintessential boutique office opportunity. CENTRAL PARK GURKA N R Q 59th st E RITZ CARLTON CARTIER E AS APPLE AV AV WEIL LLP THE PLAZA ESTEE LAUDER COMPANIES PULITZER PERELLA WEINBERG PARTNERS FOUNTAIN FIFTH AMERIC 58th st MADISON THE THE PARIS THEATRE SHERWOOD EQUITIES UGG ARMANI BERGDORF GOODMAN FOUR LOUIS SEASONS KKR VAN CLEEF & ARPELS VUITTON BURBERRY CHANEL DIOR COACH HOTEL VENUE OF F 57th st A NOBU 57 BVLGARI TIFFANY & CO NIKETOWN TOURNEAU GEOX IBM MIKIMOTO FOLLI PARKER QATAR AIRWAYS MORGAN STANLEY FOLLIE MERIDIEN TRUMP TOWER PRADA GUCCI BONHAMS LACOSTE 56th st HARRY WINSTON ARMANI/5TH AVENUE SONY AXA/FINANCIAL HENRI BENDEL DREYFUS DOLCE & GABBANA SONY POLO RALPH LAUREN WEIL 55th st AMAZON PENINSULA HOTEL ST. REGIS SAC CAPITAL DUNHILL FIVES 693 DE BEERS ALLIANCE SUPER BERNSTEIN VALENTINO DERIVATIVES UNIVERSITY CLUB ROTHMANN’S ALFREDO HICKEY FREEMAN E M E M 54th st GAP DIESEL NEW SUMITIOMO YORK PEARSON TOMMY HILFIGER JEFFERIES TRUST & HILTON FENDI MUSEUM OF MODERN ART BANKING 53rd st ST. JOHN VALINOR MANAGEMENT DEMAREST & NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT ALMEIDA CREDIT CBS CORPORATION CITIBANK AGRICOLE SALVATORE ABERNATHY 21 CLUB FERRAGAMO OMNI BERKSHIRE PLACE MACGREGOR 52nd st UBS VERSACE AXA/EQUITABLE AXA/EQUITABLE FRANKFURT KURNIT KLEIN + SELZ, PC BLACKROCK MICROSOFT H&M A/X 51st st NEW YORK TIME ROCKEFELLER CENTER ST PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL PALACE LIFE HOTEL B DFM 50th st CHUBB BURBERRY ADAM RAPPAPORT 212.432.3030 [email protected] www.thorequities.com All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by principals or agreed by this Company, the terms of which are available to principals or duly licensed brokers. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. insert 693 20 2,502 SF 19 2,821 SF 18 5,006 SF 17 5,006 SF 13 5,009 SF 12 5,016 SF 11 5,016 SF 9 4,931 SF 8 6,331 SF 7 6,367 SF 6 6,367 SF 5 6,356 SF 4 6,008 SF VALENTINO AVAILABLE RETAIL TERRACE LEASED ADAM RAPPAPORT 212.432.3030 [email protected] www.thorequities.com All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omissions, modifications, removal of the listing from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by principals or agreed by this Company, the terms of which are available to principals or duly licensed brokers. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate..
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