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125 West 43rd Street
125 West 43rd Street
Last updated on Aug 22, 2014

125 West 43rd Street

125 West 43rd Street Location Map

Overview of 125 West 43rd Street

125 West 43rd Street was built in 1910 and has a total of 5 rental apartments. Located in Midtown West, 125 West 43rd Street is very close to the S, M, 1, 2, 3, B, D, F, N, Q, R, A, C, E and 7 subway lines.

Similar nearby buildings include 331 West 43rd Street, 332 West 46th Street and 358 West 45th Street. See more ->

Doorman
None
Type
Rental
Year Built
1910
Apartments
5
Floors
6
Neighborhood

Amenities

  • Pre War
  • Elevator
125 West 43rd Street building photo 1
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at Broadway and 43rd 0.09 miles
  1. M
  2. B
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at 6th Ave 0.14 miles
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at Broadway and 40th 0.15 miles
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at Madison Ave and 42nd 0.37 miles

Managed by The Durst Organization

Founded in 1915 by Joseph Durst, The Durst Organization is a family-owned real estate firm based in Midtown Manhattan. It specializes in developing sustainable high-rise office towers and luxury rental housing in New York City. The company’s portfolio spans millions of square feet of commercial space and nearly 4,000 rental apartments in Manhattan and Queens. Its residential properties range from renovated prewar buildings to modern green towers, all built with eco-friendly materials and high-end finishes. Durst apartments often feature high ceilings, in-unit washers and dryers, and energy-efficient appliances. Many buildings also provide resident amenities like landscaped rooftop terraces, fitness centers, swimming pools and on-site shops.

For context, Durst also manages a range of commercial and mixed-use properties. The firm co-developed One World Trade Center and owns office towers such as 4 Times Square and One Bryant Park. For example, 10 Halletts Point at 26-01 First Street in Astoria, Queens anchors a waterfront residential campus; the two-tower complex offers amenities such as an outdoor pool, communal roof decks and an on-site grocery store. Durst emphasizes sustainability and community in its developments. Its projects often earn green building certifications and incorporate features like green roofs and energy-saving systems. As a long-standing family company, Durst’s track record means renters can expect quality construction, attentive management and a focus on well-being in city living.

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