SL Green Realty Corp.

CTBUH Gold Member

About

Member Since: 2015

Member Offices: New York City

SL Green Realty Corp., an S&P 500 company and Manhattan's largest office landlord, is a fully integrated real estate investment trust, or REIT, that is focused primarily on acquiring, managing and maximizing value of Manhattan commercial properties. As of September 30, 2020, SL Green held interests in 93 buildings totaling 40.6 million square feet. This included ownership interests in 29.2 million square feet of Manhattan buildings and 10.3 million square feet securing debt and preferred equity investments.

Fields of Expertise

Developer; Owner (Buildings, Land); Property Management

Membership details

Membership Level

Gold

Member Since

2015

Member Offices

New York City

Buildings

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	One Vanderbilt	New York City	2020	427 m / 1,401 ft
2	One Astor Plaza	New York City	1972	227.1 m / 745 ft
3	Metropolitan Life Tower	New York City	1909	213.4 m / 700 ft
4	919 3rd Avenue	New York City	1970	187.6 m / 615 ft
5	810 7th Avenue	New York City	1970	154.2 m / 506 ft
6	Lefcourt National Building	New York City	1928	153.3 m / 503 ft
7	Tower 45	New York City	1989	148.4 m / 487 ft
8	100 Park Avenue	New York City	2008	147.8 m / 485 ft
9	Daily News Building	New York City	1930	145.1 m / 476 ft
10	Harper & Row Building	New York City	1972	144.2 m / 473 ft

Building Completions Timeline

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Videos

17 October 2016

CTBUH 2016 China Conference - Session 3a: Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Q&A

Monday, October 17, 2016. Shenzhen, China. Richard Witt, Quadrangle Architects; James von Klamperer Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; Keith Griffiths, Aedas; Peter Brannan, Arquitectonica answer questions...

Research

12 January 2021

Tall Buildings in 2020: COVID-19 Contributes To Dip in Year-On-Year Completions

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat has released its annual report, CTBUH Year in Review: Tall Trends of 2020, part of the Tall...

Global News

18 September 2019

Two Supertalls Top Out in New York City

The Grand Central Terminal-adjacent supertall One Vanderbilt officially topped out this week, reaching its full 1,401-foot (427-meter) height. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, the tower...

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	One Vanderbilt	New York City	2020	427 m / 1,401 ft
2	One Astor Plaza	New York City	1972	227 m / 745 ft
3	Metropolitan Life Tower	New York City	1909	213 m / 700 ft
4	919 3rd Avenue	New York City	1970	188 m / 615 ft
5	810 7th Avenue	New York City	1970	154 m / 506 ft
6	Lefcourt National Building	New York City	1928	153 m / 503 ft
7	Tower 45	New York City	1989	148 m / 487 ft
8	100 Park Avenue	New York City	2008	148 m / 485 ft
9	Daily News Building	New York City	1930	145 m / 476 ft
10	Harper & Row Building	New York City	1972	144 m / 473 ft
11	Montague-Court Building	New York City	1927	141 m / 462 ft
12	The Olivia	New York City	2001	134 m / 440 ft
13	750 3rd Avenue	New York City	1958	133 m / 436 ft
14	1350 Avenue of the Americas	New York City	1965	127 m / 416 ft
15	280 Park Avenue	New York City	1962	126 m / 412 ft
16	Graybar Building	New York City	1927	120 m / 392 ft
17	485 Lexington Avenue	New York City	1956	115 m / 377 ft
18	461 5th Avenue	New York City	1988	115 m / 376 ft
19	555 West 57th Street	New York City	1973	97 m / 318 ft
20	215 Park Avenue South	New York City	1914	80 m / 263 ft
21	315 West 36th Street	New York City	1927	80 m / 261 ft
22	182 Broadway	New York City	2013	79 m / 260 ft

Statistics

150 m+ Buildings

6 Completed

300 m+ Buildings

1 Completed

Average Building Age*

58 Years

Most Common Function*

Office, 20 Buildings

Most Common Material*

Steel, 8 Buildings

* Based on 150 m+ buildings currently in the database.

Function
Material

*Based on 22 Completed & Under Construction Buildings

Building Completions Timeline

Construction Time Chart

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Gross-to-Net Height

NOTE: Gross-to-Net Height is defined as architectural height minus height of highest occupied floor. Therefore, the Gross-to-Net Height is only calculated for buildings that have both the architectural height and the highest occupied floor height recorded.

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