The Stern Brothers building at 32-46 West 23rd Street in NYC is a historic structure, originally a department store, now known as 28-40 West 23rd Street, which contains a variety of businesses. While some upper floors house offices for creative and tech tenants, the first floor is currently home to a Home Depot. The building is a landmark with a prominent cast-iron facade and is located in the Flatiron-Nomad district.
- Address: 32-46 West 23rd Street, between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas.
- Original Use: The building was constructed as the flagship store for Stern Brothers Dry Goods Store starting in 1878.
- Architectural Style: It is known for its elaborate cast-iron facade and is a significant example of 19th-century commercial architecture.
- Current Status: The building has been renovated and is now a multi-use property.
- Upper Floors: Primarily used for modern office space, attracting creative and tech tenants.
- First Floor: Contains a Home Depot.
The history of Stern’s Paramus store began
when it became the company’s new corporate headquarters and flagship store in 1969 after the original New York City flagship closed. Located in the Bergen Mall, this Paramus location became the new center of operations for Stern’s after it was acquired by Allied Stores in 1951, and it remained there until the division was closed by its parent company, Federated Department Stores, in 2001.
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