111 West 33rd Street

Located at Herald Square and Greeley Square between 6th and 7th Avenues, 111 West 33rd Street contains 26 floors of modern office space for tenants, large and small. Office tenants include Nespresso, ClearView Healthcare Partners, Anaplan, and Empire State Realty Trust’s corporate headquarters.

Recently completed upgrades in the building consist of a completely refurbished stone and marble lobby, new elevators and new entryways on both 33rd and 34th Streets designed by STUDIOS Architecture. Additional upgrades include a sleek, modern and energy-efficient glass curtain wall, full- service visitor desk with concierge services, new restrooms and air-conditioned public corridors. Building-wide upgraded systems include state-of-the-art life safety, electrical, security, plumbing and HVAC with a direct digital control Building Management System (BMS), and other energy efficiency upgrades. ESRT is the first portfolio in the Americas to be WELL Certified by the International WELL Building Institute. Additionally, ESRT is a Fitwel Champion, is 100% fully powered by renewable wind energy, earned the 2021 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year Award, and has received Five Stars, an A rating, and a score of 94 from GRESB. As a leader in sustainability, energy efficiency, and Indoor Environmental Quality, ESRT can help your client meet its CSR and Sustainability goals (76% of our eligible portfolio is ENERGY STAR certified). ESRT supports these efforts with its own corporate Sustainability leadership and is publicly traded on the NYSE with a best-in-class balance sheet.

In-building retailers include: Foot Locker, Sephora, Pandora, and Target.

The building offers versatility and unparalleled convenience for its tenants. The neighborhood provides every amenity including office services, shopping, dining, lodging and the best views of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! Located in the middle of the Herald Square transportation hub, 111 West 33rd Street is a 3-minute walk to Penn Station, the PATH; 10 minutes to the Port Authority Bus Terminal; steps from 16 subway lines and 15 minutes to Grand Central Terminal.