Originally constructed in 1883, the Landmark Corn Exchange Building (81 East 125th Street) was designed by architects Lamb & Rich and dramatically restored and repositioned to provide modern, LEED-certified boutique office space with new HVAC infrastructure and building systems, stunning views, efficient floor plates, and abundant natural light. Located at the center of Harem’s business district, the Corn Exchange stands at the corner of Park Avenue and 125th Street (Martin Luther King Boulevard) and offers highly visible building signage opportunities. Directly adjacent to Metro North’s 125th Street Station and in close proximity to the East and West Side Subways, the Corn Exchange Building is the ideal location for office, vented restaurant, café, gym, or medical users. The building is also eligible for REAP incentives, which help businesses achieve dramatic cost savings over comparable office space below 96th Street.