Full-service law firm Hall Booth Smith will occupy the 5th floor of the building, while Ford Harrison, which specializes in labor and employment law, will lease the 7th floor of the property.
A Cushman & Wakefield team of Gordon Hough, Stephen Bellwood and James Frederick represented the landlord, Ponte Gadea, in each transaction. Hall Booth Smith was represented by Alan Wildes of Cushman & Wakefield and Ford Harrison was represented by Robin Fisher and David Kilborn of Newmark Knight Frank.
“Located a block from Grand Central, 366 Madison offers a prime location for commuters in the heart of New York City,” said Stephen Bellwood of Cushman & Wakefield. “The stable ownership and management at this property proved a valuable selling point for both tenants.”
366 Madison Avenue is a sixteen-story building located in Midtown Manhattan. The property features an impeccably renovated lobby and concierge desk along with on-site management. Construction was recently completed on a brand new, high end, pre-built of 6,851 square feet covering the entire 14th floor of the building.
Located a block from Grand Central, 366 Madison is centrally located within Midtown. The property is within walking distance to Times Square, Bryant Park and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, as well as numerous high-end shopping and dining options.
