1884, the same year his Dakota Apartment Building was finished. Residential skyscrapers One Madison, a 50-story residential condominium tower which opened in 2013, is located at 22 East 23rd Street, at the foot of Madison Avenue across from the park. Down the block to the west, on the southeast corner of Broadway and 23rd Street, with the address of 5 East 22nd Street, is the Madison Green condominium apartment tower. While not architecturally notable, the building is significant as one of the first signs that the area was rebounding. The 31-story building was first announced in the mid-1970s, but was not constructed until 1982. Near the other end of the 22nd Street block between Broadway and Park Avenue South is the Madison Square Park Tower at 45 East 22nd Street, a 64-story residential skyscraper which topped-out in 2017 and is expected to open in 2018. Transportation Madison Square can be reached on the New York City Subway via local service on the BMT Broadway Line () at the 23rd Street station. In addition, local stops on the IRT Lexington Avenue Line () and IND Sixth Avenue Line () are one block away at Park Avenue South and Sixth Avenue, respectively. Gallery See also 10-minute walk 23 skidoo Flatiron Building Flatiron District Madison Square North Historic District Madison Square Park Fountain Met Life Tower NoMad Park conservancy Rose Hill, Manhattan References Notes Bibliography Berman, Mirian, Madison Square: The Park and Its Celebrated Landmarks. (2001) Mendelsohn, Joyce. "Madison Square" in , p. 711-712 Patterson, Jerry E. Fifth Avenue: The Best Address (1998) External links Madison Square Park Conservancy "Madison Square Park" on the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation website Madison Square Park News, online newspaper 23rd Street (Manhattan) Broadway (Manhattan) Fifth Avenue Flatiron District Parks in Manhattan Road junctions in the United States Squares in Manhattan Urban public parks