JPMorgan reveals new Manhattan HQ

A premium 60-story tower at 270 Park Avenue anchors JPMorgan's expanded campus with a gym, pub and dining options.

JPMorgan Unveils New Manhattan Headquarters

JPMorgan Chase is moving to a new headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan. The 1,388-foot tower, a 60-story building designed by Foster + Partners, will anchor the bank’s long awaited campus on the east side of Midtown. The project includes a gym, a social space above the trading floors, and a large food hall, along with advanced AI systems integrated into building operations. The exact move in date has not been announced.

Details about the move were shared with employees through the company intranet. The bank describes the Fitness Center as offering cardio, strength and recovery equipment, daily group classes and access to a Wellness Performance Coach. Access to the gym may take up to five business days after moving in, and a monthly membership fee is required.

The tower signals JPMorgan's ongoing push to blend premium space with work culture. By mixing fitness facilities, social spaces and AI driven building management, the bank seeks to attract talent and boost productivity. The scale of the project underscores confidence in its growth and brand, even as move in dates remain uncertain.

For New York, the building is a bold statement about a skyline for a modern finance era. It raises questions about the cost, urban impact, and what residents should expect from corporate campuses. The amenities may lure talent, but they also invite scrutiny of resource use in a city with tight housing and public services.

Highlights

The skyline keeps evolving as work culture shifts toward premium, on-site experiences.