Midtown Manhattan Property Search

Midtown Manhattan is the commercial heart of New York City, home to Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central Terminal, and the majority of the city's Class A office space. The area roughly spans 34th to 59th Streets and includes the highest-density commercial zoning in the city.

Primarily commercial office towers (Class O), mixed-use buildings, hotels (Class H), retail properties, and some residential towers. Notable recent additions include supertall residential condos along Billionaires' Row (57th Street corridor).

Wide range: early 20th century landmarks like the Empire State Building (1931) and Chrysler Building (1930), postwar office towers from the 1960s-1980s, and 21st century supertalls like One Vanderbilt (2020) and 432 Park Avenue (2015).

Facade maintenance on high-rises, elevator and escalator violations, fire and life safety systems, ADA compliance issues, signage violations, and construction-related violations from ongoing development. High volume of DOB and ECB activity.

Commercial properties (Tax Class 4) at 45% assessment ratio with high per-square-foot values. Office buildings can face annual tax bills in the millions. Residential condos along 57th Street have some of the highest per-unit assessed values in NYC.

High-density commercial zoning: C5-2, C5-3, C6-4, C6-5, C6-6, and C6-7. Special Midtown District provides bulk and use regulations. East Midtown rezoning (2017) incentivizes new office development near Grand Central. FAR up to 18.0 in some districts.

One Vanderbilt (2020), JPMorgan Chase new headquarters (under construction), and continued Billionaires' Row supertall condo development.