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711 Fifth Avenue is located at the center of one of the most exclusive commercial and retail corridors in the world within the Plaza District, a location synonymous with wealth and luxury. Originally designed by Bethlehem Engineering Corporation and completed in 1927, the 350,000-square-foot building was presented with a design award by the Fifth Avenue Association for its elegance and beauty.

One of only 20 boutique office buildings along Fifth Avenue, 711 Fifth Avenue has served as headquarters to notable corporations including NBC, Columbia Pictures, and Coca-Cola. The building’s 56,000-square-foot retail and restaurant space has attracted destination retailers and restaurants, such as La Côte Basque, the famed Le Pavillon, and Ralph Lauren. The building is also home to Ralph Lauren’s renowned restaurant, Polo Bar.

SHVO acquired the building in September 2019 and has reimagined 711 Fifth Avenue under the direction of a world-renowned design architect Peter Marino. The lobby was revitalized with an emphatic hospitality sensibility featuring tailored artisanal finishes that reinforce a signature identity and ambiance with curated art and collector grade furniture. Sophisticated infrastructure upgrades augment a contemporary and seamless tenant experience.

Address
711 Fifth Avenue,
New York, NY
Use
Office
Retail
Investment Strategy
Core+
Architecture
Bethlehem Engineering Corporation (1927)
Peter Marino Architect
Year Built
1927
Renovated 2021
Interior Design
Peter Marino Architect
Size/Height
354,000 Square Feet
220 Feet
Notable Tenants
Allen & Company, Truist, Loro Piana, Jaquet Droz, Omega, Ralph Lauren, Polo Bar
711 building
711 building
peter marino headshot
Peter Marino is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning architecture, planning and design firm founded in 1978 and based in New York City with 160 employees. Marino’s design contributions to commercial, cultural, residential and retail architecture have helped redefine modern luxury worldwide. Known for maintaining a constant dialogue between exterior and interior, Marino emphasizes materiality, texture, scale, and light. He is widely recognized for his diverse range of residential, retail, hospitality and cultural projects and his designs for the most iconic names in fashion and art. Current projects include the Peninsula Hotel (London), Cheval Blanc Hotel (Paris), ‘The Getty’ (a high-rise condominium building overlooking the Highline in New York City’s West Chelsea neighborhood), Louis Vuitton (Soho New York, Hong Kong, Paris), high-rise flagship office and retail buildings for Chanel (Tokyo, Seoul and Istanbul) and numerous private residences around the world including London, Paris, Monaco, Southampton, Los Angeles, Miami, St. Tropez and Turks & Caicos.
interior shot of the polo bar in 711
The Polo Bar is inspired by classic New York establishments, and Ralph Lauren’s love for gathering around the table with family and friends. The Polo Bar offers a casual yet refined setting for food and drink in the heart of Manhattan. The waitstaff is outfitted in custom Ralph Lauren grey flannel trousers, leather wingtips, and silk repp ties. The design, from the saddle leather accents and equestrian art to the exterior’s Henry Koehler polo match–inspired mural, pays homage to the distinguished sporting lifestyle long synonymous with the Ralph Lauren brand. The American cuisine is inspired by Ralph Lauren’s personal favorites: from chopped salad and crab cakes to a corned beef sandwich, steak, and signature Polo Bar burger.
711 building
711 building