14 East 60th Street
Upper East Side
New York, NY 10022
- ~$72/sqft
Sample Units
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 2,500 sqft | $15,000 /mo est | |
| Medium | 5,000 sqft | $30,000 /mo est | |
| Large | 10,000 sqft | $60,000 /mo est | |
| Whole Floor | 20,000 sqft | $120,000 /mo est |
- 0.06 mi🚇NRW5th Avenue – 59th Street
- 0.23 mi🚇45659th Street
- 0.25 mi🚇NRW59th Street-Lexington Avenue
- 0.28 mi🚇F QLexington Avenue-63rd Street
- 0.29 mi🚇F57th Street
- 0.31 mi🚗Alpha Garage
- 0.34 mi🚇EM53rd Street-5th Avenue
- 0.42 mi🚇EM53rd Street-Lexington Avenue
- 0.44 mi🚇NQRW57th Street-7th Avenue
- 0.47 mi🚇668th Street - Hunter College
Building Details
- Owner/Leasing ManagerOmabuild Corporation
- Floors12
- Height122 feet
- ArchitectRaleigh C. Gildersleeve
- Walk Score®98
- Year Built1902
- Noise Index0.53
14 East 60th Street, New York, NY 10022 is located between 5th and Madison Avenue. The structure was completed in 1902, tops out at 12 stories, reaches a height of 122 feet , and contains over 152,749 square feet of office space for rent. As 14 E 60th St is a medium-sized structure, it can be well-suited for small or midsized organizations that are not looking for large blocks of contiguous office space. Medium sized buildings in New York City are plentiful and are quite diverse in size and class offerings. As a result, barring any large organizations needing premium, contiguous space, middle-sized buildings can service a vast number of organizations.
Neighborhood
Upper East Side
The Upper East Side, comprising Lenox Hill, Carnegie Hill, and Yorkville, has a long history of affluence in New York City. Notable American families with homes here have included the Kennedys, Roosevelts, Rockefellers, and Carnegies.
Compared to the hustle and bustle of Manhattan neighborhoods further south, the Upper East Side moves at a slower, more relaxed pace. The large number of schools, playgrounds, and community centers make the neighborhood feel a bit more suburban. And of course, Central Park and Museum Mile are two of the most popular family destinations in all of the city.
The Upper East Side is also the scene of the newly opened Second Avenue Subway, much to the delight of residential and commercial tenants. The Q-line runs along Second Avenue from 72nd Street up to 96th Street, and has alleviated much of the pressure from the 4,5,6 lines.
Rents for commercial real estate spaces in the Upper East Side fall right at the city-wide average of $72/sqft. For this price you can join the midst of companies such as Dylan’s Candy Bar and Agata & Valentina.
Nearby Districts Include: Midtown, and the Upper West Side.