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Elecor Plans Major Upgrades at 1633 Broadway in Midtown

Elecor Properties on Thursday unveiled plans for a significant transformation of 1633 Broadway in Midtown Manhattan. The planned upgrades include an expanded and reimagined lobby and more than 40,000 square feet of exclusive tenant amenities that will bring new hospitality, wellness, meeting and gathering experiences to the 2.5 million-square-foot office tower.

The project will introduce new amenity destinations on the second and 17th floors while transforming the building’s arrival experience. It represents the latest investment in Elecor’s broader capital improvement strategy across its New York and San Francisco portfolio.

“1633 Broadway is a defining Midtown office address, and this investment is about building on that strength with exceptional experiences for our tenants,” said Peter Brindley, EVP, head of real estate at Elecor. “We are building on the successful history of 1633 Broadway and taking it forward, ensuring its position as a premier Midtown office building.”

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