399 Park Ave
New York, NY 10022

The newly renovated 399 Park Avenue now offers 21st century building technology in a location whose classic design and prestige are timeless. Covering an entire city block from Park Avenue to Lexington Avenue and 53rd to 54th Streets, 399 Park Avenue is the cornerstone of Park Avenue's corporate corridor. From the first impression of its new grand entrance design, 399 Park Avenue speaks of distinction. Once inside the impression grows, as the newly refurbished lobby translates a classic architectural style and rich stone finishes into an elegant reflection of corporate progress and prowess. Recent upgradings put 399 Park Avenue on the cutting edge of tenant systems. Tenants are afforded maximum cost efficiency and individual control over the temperature of each work space through improvements including a new variable air volume HVAC system. Underfloor duct systems allow convenient and flexible installation of communication and power lines-even after space is completed and occupied. With 28 passenger elevators and 5 elevator banks, vertical transportation at 399 Park Avenue is quick and efficient. Even peak times flow smoothly, as the enormous elevator capacity lets nearly one-sixth of the building's population travel at once. The average tenant waits only 16 seconds for an elevator. Easy accessibility to taxis and buses along Lexington and Park Avenues providing expedient travel within Manhattan in addition to J.F. Kennedy, Newark and LaGuardia airports. 399 Park Avenue is also close to Citicorp Center's extensive retail area including excellent shops, indoor and outdoor plazas and numerous restaurants ranging from fine delicatessens to elegant French dining. Adjacent to many cultural attractions, as well, including The University Club, Saks Fifth Avenue, Four Seasons restaurant, the Waldorf Astoria, and The Museum of Modern Art. In 2018, 120,000 square feet was reclassified as storage space and removed from the building RBA. This space was part of the Citibank lease and was used as back-office, cafeteria, and when the tenant moved out it was determined it could not be leased for anything else other than storage space.