Office Space in Midtown East, New York

Midtown East is home to the Empire State Building, Grand Central, and the Chrysler Building. These buildings are some of the most important architectural structures in all of New York. The business-heavy neighborhood also has some of the oldest, most highly honored, restaurants in the world. You won’t be hard pressed to find a steak around here, whether you go to Spark’s or P.J. Clarke’s, or any of the other old-style steakhouses in Midtown. When all the 9-5 folks go home, Midtown East still has a strong residential community, and a ton of options for dining, bars, or going out. Sutton Place, on the eastern edge of Midtown East, is a quiet neighborhood, with gorgeous old buildings and single-family residences. The Murray Hill area, a pocket neighborhood within Midtown East, is a favorite for young professionals, right out of college. Turtle Bay too is a popular choice for workers in their twenties and thirties, as is Kips Bay. The UN and many of its embassies are in these smaller Midtown East neighborhoods, so there is a great mix of nationalities and worldviews in this neighborhood.