Office

130 Mercer

130 Mercer Street New York, NY 10012

Overview

130 Mercer (The Scholastic Building) is the premier destination for companies that seek a modern, amenitized office space on large, efficient floorplates in the heart of SoHo. Ideally positioned between Spring and Prince Streets, with entrances on both Mercer Street and Broadway (555–557 Broadway), this iconic property is home to Scholastic’s corporate headquarters, as well as a full-floor Convene conference center.

More than $115 million in capital improvements have been completed, with an additional $26 million of planned upgrades through 2030. New in-building amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and lounge to be completed in 2026. This amenity complements the existing 290-person town hall designed to enhance employee recruitment, retention, and productivity. The building features a fully renovated Mercer Street lobby, with the Broadway lobby set for renovation in 2026.

Building systems have been comprehensively modernized with destination-dispatch elevators, upgraded HVAC, new electrical busduct, newly upgraded restrooms, and enhanced security systems with a 24/7 attended lobby concierge.

As a leader in sustainability and indoor environmental quality, ESRT delivers healthy and productive work environments. ESRT is the first portfolio in the Americas to achieve WELL Certification by the International WELL Building Institute. The portfolio is fully powered by renewable wind energy, is a Fitwel Champion, earned the 2024 ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award, and has achieved Five Stars, an A rating, and the highest GRESB score among all Americas-listed companies for six consecutive years. ESRT’s best-in-class balance sheet and leadership in sustainability help tenants align with and achieve their corporate sustainability goals.

In-building retailers include Sephora, Monos, and Capital One.

Located within the SoHo–Cast Iron Historic District, 130 Mercer is surrounded by world-class shopping, dining, and hospitality that define the SoHo experience. The property’s location offers excellent access to public transportation just steps from the R/W line, and a short walk to the B/D/F/M and 6 lines, for convenient connectivity across New York City.

directions

Broadway between Spring and Prince Streets

year built

1890 (555 Broadway) & 1999 (557 Broadway) / 2017 (renovated)

architect

Aldo Rossi in collaboration with Morris Adjmi Architects

number of floors

12

rentable sq ft

368,000 square feet of office and 28,000 square feet of retail

floor plate size

37,000+ RSF

ceiling height

11’ slab to slab

transportation

Steps to 8 subway lines: R, W, B, D, F, M, 4, 6

connectivity & wifi

Multiple fiber providers, telecom services, and pilot fiber

Our environmental sustainability program provides leadership and sets standards in innovation and technology. We focus on quantifiable improvement in energy efficiency, water efficiency, recycling, and waste diversion. ESRT’s cutting-edge work in energy efficiency, for the benefit of our tenants and the environment, is recognized worldwide.

Sustainability at 130 Mercer

Our industry-leading sustainability strategy and implementation of best practices, modern technologies, and results-driven initiatives have positioned us to set the standard for real estate companies across the world.

WELL Health SafetyEnergy Star

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Goals

Featured Availabilities

38,084 SF

130 Mercer

130 Mercer Street

Entire 3rd Floor

New York, NY 10012

Availability

Immediate

Condition

Full Floor

Floor Type

Full floor

37,258 SF

130 Mercer

130 Mercer Street

Entire 4th Floor

New York, NY 10012

Availability

Immediate

Condition

Full Floor

Floor Type

Full floor

37,258 SF

130 Mercer

130 Mercer Street

Entire 5th Floor

New York, NY 10012

Availability

Immediate

Condition

Full Floor

Floor Type

Full floor

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Amenities

Town Hall

Rooftop

    Empire State Realty Trust Announces Acquisition of the Scholastic Building

    ESRT acquired the “Scholastic Building,” located within the SoHo submarket of
    Manhattan, between Spring and Prince Streets with entrances on both Mercer Street
    and Broadway.

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