Empire State Building

The Empire State Building (ESB), located at Fifth Avenue between 33^rd and 34^th Street, is a fully modernized icon in the heart of Manhattan. The building underwent $600 million of capital improvements to create the ultimate environment within the World’s Most Famous Building to assist with employee recruitment, retention, and productivity.

ESB features over 65,000 square feet of amenities that include:

• 15,000 square foot Fitness Club
• 10,000 square foot Empire Lounge that features a 400+ person all hands space, basketball & pickleball court, and two golf/VR simulators
• Private conference center on the 67^th floor
• Seven in-building dining options which include Tacombi and STATE Grill and Bar
• The world’s only Starbucks Reserve with a full kitchen
• Tenants at the Empire State Building also have access to The Campus amenities, including a new 150+ capacity rooftop at 1333 Broadway and 300+ capacity town hall and lounge at 1400 Broadway

The Empire State Building’s innovative deep energy retrofit work – supported by the Clinton Climate Initiative, Rocky Mountain Institute, Johnson Controls, and JLL – reduced the building’s total energy consumption by 40% and has led the building to receive an Energy Star rating of 86, placing it in the top 20% for energy efficiency among all buildings measured. The Empire State Building targets net zero carbon emissions by 2030.

ESB’s prestigious tenant roster includes LinkedIn, Shutterstock, JCDecaux, Booking Holdings, Starbucks, and Skanska. ESB is in the heart of the commuter triangle central to Penn Station, Port Authority Bus Terminal, PATH, Grand Central Terminal, steps from 15 subway lines, and a short walk to Bryant Park and Madison Square Park.

ESRT owns and operates the iconic Empire State Building Observatory Experience, named the #1 attraction in the world in Tripadvisor’s 2024 Travelers’ Choice Awards: Best of the Best Things to Do. The reimagined Observatory Experience features an immersive museum with nine galleries and New York City’s best views from the 86th and 102nd Floor Observatories.