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Chrysler Building

Midtown East Office Space Fifth Avenue is the dividing line between East and West in Midtown. All numbered streets which lie east of Fifth Ave include the ‘East’ designation before the street number -- for example, 137 East 57th Street or 12 East 49th Street. Midtown East stretches from East 42nd Street to East 59th Street. Because of the high concentration of Class A office space in Midtown East, many buildings offer ideal, high-end office spaces for hedge funds and other asset management firms. Many of these businesses are located in the Plaza District section of Midtown East, which is thought of as having the best NYC office spaces. There are too many distinct and noteworthy office buildings in Midtown East to name, but some of the most recognizable are the Chrysler Building on Lexington Avenue, the Lipstick Building on Third Avenue, and 200 Park Avenue towering above Grand Central Terminal, as well as new glass skyscrapers like One Vanderbilt.  Searching for Midtown East? Browse Office Sublets "under-the-radar” office listings. Find coworking space, too.

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The Chrysler Building: An Auto Mechanic's Dream | Office Sublets

In order to properly give scope to this iconic New York landmark a little bit of history is needed. At the turn of the 20th century the term ‘automobile’ was not even part of the lexicon and the average person was still using horses and trains to travel. By the year 1910 there were over 450,000 of the new contraptions making their way down the often feeble roads scattered across the States.

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The Chrysler Building: An Auto Mechanic's Dream

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