A Beacon
For Innovation
5 Penn has been a hub of collaboration, communication, and technology for the world’s leading companies for over 100 years. A commitment to not only keep up with changing office trends – but stay one step ahead of them – continues to enhance the employee experience.
Today, the building sits at the epicenter of New York’s premier tech corridor – ready to champion a new generation of office users with more opportunities to share ideas, follow their passion, and find fulfillment throughout the workday.
A Tech Revolution is Underway
Midtown West boasts the highest concentration of the world’s top tech companies, including Amazon, Facebook (Meta), and Apple.
From Hudson Yards to the Penn District, a new wave of residential, office, and retail development has followed suit, putting 5 Penn at the center of Manhattan’s fastest-growing neighborhood.
Corporate Neighbors & New Development
- MTA Subway Entry
- Penn Station Entry
- Moynihan Station Entry
to Hudson Yards Shops & Restaurants
to Manhattan West Shops & Restaurants
high slab heights
tenant lounge and wraparound terrace
oversized windows
and renovated elevators and infrastructure
and renovated lobby
- Rooftop Tenant Lounge
- 15,000 RSF
- Available Now
- 15,000 RSF
- Available Now
- 15,000 RSF
- Available Now
Full-Floor Growth Opportunity 1/2024
- 29,000 RSF
- Available Now
- 29,000 RSF
- Available Now
- 29,000 RSF
- Available Now
Availability
Full and Half-floor Opportunities
Floor Plans
- Offices 4
- Open Positions 185
- Team Rooms 8
- Conference Rooms 2
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 189
- Offices 4
- Open Positions 102
- Team Rooms 8
- Conference Rooms 5
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 106
- TENANT 1 - SOUTH
- Offices 2
- Open Positions 80
- Team Rooms 4
- Conference Rooms 1
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 82
- TENANT 2 - NORTH
- Offices 4
- Open Positions 88
- Team Rooms 5
- Conference Rooms 1
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 92
- TENANT 1 – SOUTH
- Offices 2
- Open Positions 54
- Team Rooms 4
- Conference Rooms 1
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 56
- TENANT 2 – NORTH
- Offices 2
- Open Positions 54
- Team Rooms 4
- Conference Rooms 1
- Pantry 1
- Total Personnel 56
100 Years
of Innovation
5 Penn debuted in 1916 as The Printing Crafts Building. Deemed by The New York Times as the “tallest and most imposing business structure on Eighth Avenue,” 5 Penn was the nation’s largest printing and publishing building at the time.
Today, the gilt panels of former publishing tenants above the entrance and artwork throughout the lobby pay homage to the building’s history. Proximity to the city’s main post office (Farley Post Office today) and adjacency to Penn Station were key ingredients in the building’s success more than 100 years ago, and continue to make it a powerful home for entrepreneurs today.
