With its contemporary design, simple décor and professional guise, the 845 Third Avenue business center is the right choice for emerging companies seeking a lucrative Manhattan address at an affordable price. The center is ideally located on 3rd avenue between 51st and 52nd streets in Midtown East. The building, which houses the British Consulate, is a couple of blocks away from New York shopping and dining landmarks, Bloomingdale's and Smith & Wollensky. Branches of all the major banks, the United States Postal Service and the New York Sports Club, are within walking distance. Both of New York's major airports, Kennedy and LaGuardia, and New Jersey's Newark Liberty airport, are easily accessible by subway, bus, taxi or car. Additional conveniences of the center's location are the E, V and 6 subway lines located around the corner, prominent hotels like the W and The Benjamin, and the adjacent neighborhood of Sutton Place, which bears many local bars and restaurants. The diverse client base occupying 845 Third expands from executive level recruiting consultants to alternative investment financial firms. These clients, as well as visitors, enjoy the use of skilled administrative support, our elegant reception area, modern business lounge, comfortable day offices and spacious conference rooms that are equipped with video conferencing technology.
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New York is a world-renowned state of business, home to New York City and its electric boroughs like Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. New York is well-connected through its subway system, making commuting across the city easily accessible. Internationally, New York is serviced via three major airports; JFK, La Guardia and Newark. Manhattan is home to booming corporations, particularly in the media, finance, and law industries, such as Goldman Sachs, Dow Jones and NBC. From Battery Park to Central Park, office space is highly sought after, and there are numerous flexible office space opportunities across Manhattan. As well as household names including WeWork and Servcorp, you’ll find The Yard and NYC Office Suites.
Downtown Manhattan is famed for its iconic skyscrapers and is renowned as the financial hub of the city, home to the New York Stock Exchange, as well as large corporate businesses such as Verizon. In Manhattan’s vibrant Midtown, you’ll find an array of law firms and leading technology companies, as well as prestigious residential buildings and the headquarters for the United Nations. Manhattan’s diverse array of businesses, from innovative startups to well-established global enterprises, makes it an attractive location for businesses looking to relocate here.
Across the bridge from Manhattan, Queens is the easternmost borough of New York City and has the most diverse economy. Home to JFK International Airport, Queens, is a bustling place to set up shop. Businesses positioned here include Citigroup, Jet Blue Airways and Macy’s. The nearby area of Brooklyn boasts a diverse business community spanning a range of industries and is popular with creative professional services businesses, education technology companies and the likes of Etsy and JPMorgan.
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