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REDISCOVER 575 MADISON AVE from the INSIDE out 02 575 MADISON AVE - INTRODUCTION VALUE RENOVATION LOCATION Matchless Opportunity REDISCOVER 575 MADISON AVE FROM THE INSIDE OUT 02 LOCATION RENOVATION VALUE Situated on the corner of 57TH STREET, ON A DOUBLE-WIDE AVENUE and steps to Central Park, 575 MADISON AVE recently completed a stunning lobby renovation that is both inviting and bold—showcasing a unique application of materials with a vibrant rotating art gallery. INTRODUCTION The ELEVATED TENANT EXPERIENCE you feel the moment you step - inside the building, coupled with the SIGNIFICANT VALUE in one of the MOST STYLISH NYC NEIGHBORHOODS, warrants a fresh look at this matchless opportunity. 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 03 CENTRAL E 67TH ST PARK YOU’RE IN THE E 66TH ST E 65TH ST RIGHT E 64TH ST PART OF 5TH AVE E 63RD ST Q TOWN 5 6 W 59TH ST W E 62ND ST OFFICES HOTELS N R PARK AVE 5 MIN WALK 1. 590 Madison Ave 1. Four Seasons W 58TH ST 4 2. 550 Madison Ave 2. St. Regis F E 61ST ST 3. Park Avenue Tower 3. Whitby 7TH AVE 6 4. 425 Park Ave 4. Loews Regency 5. 767 Fifth Ave 5. Pierre 6 7 5 6. 9 West 57th St 6. Ritz-Carlton 6 E 60TH ST LEXINGTON AVE 3RD AVE W 56TH ST 5 RETAIL RESTAURANTS 4 6TH AVE 3 1. 575 RETAIL 1. Tao Uptown 2 2 E 59TH ST 1 Breitling 2. Serafina Osteria 3 1 6 W 55TH ST First Republic Bank 3. Aquavit 5 ReBag 4. Nerai 1 E 58TH ST 1 4 Oliver Peoples 5. Empellon W 54TH ST Vacheron Constantin 6. BG 5TH AVE 2 E 57TH ST 2. Dior P 3. Chanel 2 W 53RD ST 4. Burberry 3 3 5. Louis Vuitton E 56TH ST 6. Bergdorf Goodman LOCATION - W 52ND ST 7. Apple MADISON 4AVE PARK AVE 4 5 E 55TH ST P 100+ VALET PARKING GARAGE W 51ST ST E WITH DIRECT BUILDING ACCESS M E 54TH ST CITIBIKE LOCATIONS W 50TH ST 5 M IN WALK 3RD AVE TRANSIT LINES 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 E 53RD ST 04 A NEIGHBORHOOD THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF LOCATION - 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 05 THE NEWLY DESIGNED LOBBY BLENDS MATERIALS & TONES TO BRIGHTEN AND ACTIVATE THE SPACE. LOCAL & EMERGING ARTISTS ARE FEATURED THROUGHOUT. RENOVATION - 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 06 RENOVATION - “TIME IS MONEY.” 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 ~ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 07 575 IS MOVE-IN READY 8TH FLOOR PRE-BUILT UNDERWAY VALUE - 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 RECEPTION AREA 08 VALUE - “PRICE IS WHAT YOU PAY, VALUE IS WHAT YOU GET.” 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 ~ WARREN BUFFET 09 75,000 - 300,000 SF RSF 27 - 2,489 26 - 3,532 OF CONTIGUOUS 25 - 8,652 24 - 8,629 SPACE AVAILABLE NOW 23 - 11 ,15 7 22 - 11 ,15 7 21 - 11 ,15 7 20 - 15 ,926 LARGE BLOCK + PRE-BUILTS AVAILABLE 19 - 15 ,926 18 - 15,930 212,567 RSF 17 - 15,930 (4/30/2022) 16 - 21,982 • FLOORS 11-23: 212,567 RSF (4/30/2022) 15 - 22,274 14 - 22,276 • FLOORS 8-10: 74,382 RSF (IMMEDIATE) 12 - 24,426 11 - 24,426 10 - 24,794 • 8TH FLOOR PRE-BUILT: 14,500 RSF (1Q21) 9 - 24,794 74,794 RSF 8 - 24,794 (IMMEDIATE) 7 - 25,087 6 - 25,086 5 - 25,086 4 - 25,086 3 - 24,882 P A 2 - 16,680 R K 1 - 15,338 100+ VALET PARKING LOBBY ENTRANCE GARAGE WITH DIRECT T M A D I S O N S BUILDING ACCESS VALUE - A 5 6 T H V E 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 10 8TH FLOOR PRE-BUILT 14,500 SF AVAILABLE 1Q21 PERSONNEL COLLABORATION PLAN SPACE TYPE PLAN SPACE TYPE SEATS SPACE SEATS Private Office 3 Conference 16 1 16 Workstation 80 Conference 8 1 8 Receptionist 1 Meeting 4 1 4 CLOSED Phone Room 2 3 6 Total 84 Office : Workstation 4% 96% Café 24 1 24 Meeting 8 1 8 OPEN Meeting 6 1 6 Total 9 72 Collaborative Seats/Person: 0.86/Person 57TH ST 57TH 56TH ST VALUE - MADISON AVE N 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 11 NANOSEPTIC SELF-CLEANING ELEVATOR RENOVATED ELEVATOR LOBBY CALL BUTTONS THROUGHOUT VALUE - 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 12 - VALUE FUNCTIONAL +LIGHT-FILLED AREAS 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 13 - VALUE DEDICATED PANTRY DEDICATED + SOCIAL SPACE SOCIAL + 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 14 OPEN OFFICE TEST-FIT PERSONNEL COLLABORATION PLAN SPACE TYPE PLAN SPACE TYPE SEATS SPACE SEATS Private Office 4 Conference 20 1 20 Workstation 138 Conference 12 1 12 Receptionist 1 Conference 8 2 16 Mail Personnel 1 Conference 6 3 18 CLOSED Meeting 4 1 4 Total 144 Meeting 3 3 9 Phone Room 2 3 6 Office : Workstation 3% 97% Café 19 1 19 RSF/person 172 RSF/P Lounge 11 1 11 OPEN Total 16 115 Collaborative Seats/Person: 0.80/Person 57TH ST 57TH 56TH ST VALUE - MADISON AVE N 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 15 OFFICE INTENSIVE TEST-FIT PERSONNEL COLLABORATION PLAN SPACE TYPE PLAN SPACE TYPE SEATS SPACE SEATS Large Private Office 5 Conference 16 1 16 Private Office 31 Conference 14 1 14 Interior Office 8 Conference 8 1 8 Conference 6 1 6 Total Offices 44 CLOSED Meeting 4 2 8 Workstation 16 Receptionist 1 Café 16 1 16 Mail Personnel 2 Reception 10 1 10 Total 63 OPEN Office : Workstation 70% 30% Total 8 78 RSF/person 394 RSF/P Collaborative Seats/Person: 1.24/Person 57TH ST 57TH 56TH ST VALUE - MADISON AVE N 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 16 CORE + SHELL FLOORS 8-10: 24,794 RSF ELEVATOR LOBBY 57TH ST 57TH 56TH ST VALUE - MADISON AVE N 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 17 BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS Building standard hours of operation are 24/7. There is 1 freight elevator and 8 passenger elevators (2 banks of elevators, 1 elevator bank for low rise and 1 for high rise, 4 elevators each). Slab heights: The 1st floor height from floor to slab is 13 or 14 feet. The slab heights are 10 feet floor to slab from the 2nd floor up to the 25th floor. The 26th and 27th floors are 13 feet floor to slab. Telephone and telecommunications structure: Verizon, Sprint and Time Warner are available at the building. The building is cable ready. Every floor has electrical closets and connections. Building terraces: Floors 11, 14, 17, 21, 24 and 26 Valet garage parking with direct lobby access. New HVAC and electrical systems throughout the building. Bipolar ionization units installed Summer 2020. SPECIFICATIONS - 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575 18 LEASING INFORMATION: DAVID HOLLANDER | 212.984.6553 | [email protected] PETER TURCHIN | 212.984.8364 | [email protected] GREGG ROTHKIN | 212.984.8192 | [email protected] CAROLINE MERCK | 212.984.8336 | [email protected] BRADLEY AUERBACH | 212.984.7139 | [email protected] WILL STARK | 212.984.8290 | [email protected] OWNERSHIP: LEASING: Steinberg & Pokoik 575 MADISON AVE MADISON 575.
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