- 1460 Broadway is a mid-century tower in the middle of Times Square, reimagined for modern work.
- The wraparound roof terrace is the detail everyone mentions first, and it earns that reputation.
- The community here skews creative and entrepreneurial, shaped by the neighborhood outside the door.
- Small details, like a dog trotting past your desk, a parent’s room tucked off a hallway, or staff who remember your name, mark each workday.
- One WeWork membership gets you here and to dozens of other Manhattan addresses.
Some workspaces make you want to stick around after your meeting wraps. At WeWork 1460 Broadway, it starts with a distinctive building: a mid-century tower reimagined as a workplace that pairs its original character with the spaces, amenities, and energy people want from a modern workday.
In the heart of Times Square
1460 Broadway is a mid-century Class A building in the middle of Manhattan’s most famous neighborhood. The recent design refresh of the space blends modern updates with historic character to preserve its original charm.
The building’s location is as much of a draw as its interiors, and in a city built on mass transportation, there’s no shortage of ways to get here. Walk Score rates 1460 Broadway a perfect 100 for both walkability and transit: a “Walker’s Paradise” and “Rider’s Paradise.”
- The Times Square–42nd St subway station sits beneath the building, providing accessibility to multiple subway lines. Penn Station and Grand Central are each about ten minutes on foot.
- Port Authority Bus Terminal is a few blocks west, accommodating more commuters.
- Citi Bike docks dot the surrounding blocks, and Walk Score gives the block a 90 for biking.
Besides commuting, you have Bryant Park right outside for a midday break in the open air, or venture a few blocks north to Rockefeller Center to host clients for lunch or dinner.
What the space looks and feels like
The recent refresh maintained the building’s mid-century structure with added natural light, while the open plan invites workday collaboration.
There is a space for every style of work: a phone booth for the call you’d rather not take at your desk, a private office for a heads-down stretch, the shared floor when you want the hum of other people around, and a meeting room when you need to be client-ready. Plus, lounge areas break up the space without carving it into boxes.
However you work, and however that changes over a day, 1460 Broadway has a place to meet your needs.
The community, and the rhythm of a week here
A Times Square address brings a distinctive “New York or nowhere” energy: attracting media, entertainment-adjacent work, creative freelancers, and entrepreneurs building something in the middle of it all. That mix shows up in the office itself. You’re as likely to strike up a conversation with someone creating a proposal deck for an international client as with a seasoned founder working on a new business venture.
The smaller signals here tell you what kind of workplace this is just as much as who’s around. The dog-friendly policy means you’ll probably meet someone’s four-legged coworker before you meet them properly. The on-site parent’s room gives members flexibility while balancing work and parenthood. Plus, the community team remembers your name and adds a sense of warmth and hospitality.
The week has its own rhythm, too. Event-ready spaces mean a quiet Tuesday morning looks nothing like a Thursday evening with a member mixer filling the common areas, so no two days feel quite the same.
The wrap-around rooftop terrace is equally noteworthy, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding skyscrapers. An unbeatable feature for those looking to enjoy their midday break, take a call away from their desk, or just admire the urban scenery while working.
One membership, more than one Midtown address
If you are still deciding if 1460 Broadway is right for you, drop in and test it out via On Demand, a solution that gets you through the door without a monthly commitment.
Looking to use the space as your regular home base for client meetings, escaping the kitchen table, or giving your growing team somewhere to grow? All Access turns 1460 Broadway into one stop on a much larger map.
This building has its own character, but it’s one of dozens of WeWork locations across New York City. A short walk east towards Grand Central, and you are at 450 Lexington Ave. And if the Times Square energy isn’t your speed, 148 Lafayette Street trades it for SoHo’s quieter, more design-minded streets. Same membership, a different room whenever the day calls for one.
