264 West 40th Street
A boutique, fully restored 1927 Jazz Age tower in Midtown’s Fashion District.
A restored Jazz Age tower.
Boutique style completely restored and updated 1927 office building. Constructed during the peak of importance for the Garment Center, the design by Springsteen & Goldhammer incorporates setbacks to express the verticality of the Jazz Age as it rises up 20 stories above the street. The stepped façade profiles are illuminated at night.
The lobby is the original Art Moderne space enhanced with rich marbles, murals and vaulted ceilings.
- Prime Fashion District location — neighbors include top fashion labels and The New York Times
- Accessible from Grand Central, Penn Station and Times Square
- All major subways: A, C, E, 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, S, B, D, F, M — plus LIRR, NJ Transit, Amtrak and PATH
Amenities & specifications
- Handsome Art Moderne award-winning lobby
- Fully furnished suites available
- Efficient design maximizes usable floor areas for low loss factor
- New stainless steel and glass high-speed elevators
- Loft-style 10′-6″ ceilings
- All systems modernized; new toilets and windows
- Private roof decks on many floors
- Tenant-controlled central air conditioning and direct electric
- Polished concrete floors
- Fully wired by Spectrum, Verizon Fios, Altice & more
- 24/7 access
- Work letter available for qualified tenants
Available suites
| Floor | Suite | RSF | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | Full floor | 4,610 | — | Inquire |
| 4 | 402 | 2,475 | Pre-built · available now | Floor plan / Flyer (PDF)Inquire |
Availability as of October 9, 2026. Subject to change; please contact our leasing team to confirm.
Leasing: JD Cohen & Ariel Harwood, Newmark · JD.Cohen@nmrk.com · Ariel.Harwood@nmrk.com
Inside 264 West 40th
Midtown at your door
Steps from Times Square, the Port Authority Bus Terminal and one of the city’s busiest subway hubs, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
Getting here
- Times Sq–42 St (1 2 3 7 N Q R W S): about a 5-minute walk
- 42 St–Port Authority (A C E) and the Port Authority Bus Terminal: about 3 minutes
- 42 St–Bryant Park (B D F M): about 10 minutes
- Penn Station (Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit): about 10 minutes
Food & coffee
- Coffee bars and quick lunch spots along Eighth Avenue and Broadway
- Hell’s Kitchen’s Ninth Avenue restaurants a few blocks west
- Theater District dining for client dinners
Fitness & parking
- Gyms and fitness studios within a short walk
- Public parking garages in the surrounding blocks
- Citi Bike docks nearby
Landmarks
- Times Square and the Broadway theaters
- The New York Times Building, around the corner on Eighth Avenue
- Bryant Park and the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue
Walk and drive times are approximate.