SUNY Empire State College Signs Park Ave Lease

The college has relocated its classrooms from Hudson Square to the Feil Organization’s Four Park Ave.

NEW YORK CITY – SUNY Empire State College has leased 29,747 square feet of space at the Feil Organization’s Four Park Ave mixed-use property in New York City. The college has relocated its classrooms from its Hudson Square campus.

SUNY Empire State College secured a 10-year lease for the space, located on the building’s second floor and mezzanine level. In conjunction with the lease agreement, the college has additionally secured signage on the building, as well as a separate entrance on Park Ave. dedicated to students and faculty.

Situated on the 33rd St. to 34th St. blockfront in Manhattan’s Murray Hill, the mixed-used building offers residential, office and retail space. The property’s ground floor retail is currently occupied by Duane Reade and Wolfgang’s Steakhouse.

The Feil Organization recently implemented an extensive capital improvement program at the property, encompassing a new glass façade, lobbies and elevators.

“We could not be more excited to partner with the Feil Organization and move into this newly renovated landmark location,” says Nathan Gonyea, SUNY Empire State College officer in charge. “As we celebrate our 50th anniversary this year, SUNY Empire remains at the cutting edge of offering a blend of both in-person and distance learning. Four Park Ave. continues this tradition, allowing our students to pursue their educational dreams in a brand-new, state-of-the art campus right in the heart of the business, labor and media capital of the world.”

“Ownership’s reputation and extensive capital improvement program were the biggest factors in SUNY Empire’s decision to relocate its Hudson Square Campus to Four Park Ave.,” states Kevin Driscoll, director of commercial leasing at the Feil Organization. “We are pleased to welcome such a prestigious tenant to our roster.”

Driscoll represented he Feil Organization in the transaction, while Savills’ Daniel Thompson represented SUNY Empire State College.