NYC Apartments near Brooklyn Bridge & City Hall Subway Station [4, 5, 6 train]

The word “Tribeca” conjures up images of historic lofts, cast iron buildings, and disconnected streets filled with restaurants, high-end shops, and scattered parks. New York City’s most expensive neighborhood, it is the home of Manhattan’s most powerful, from celebrities to investors to socialites. Tribeca Townhomes is here to change that. Echoing the builds around it but with a modern twist, Tribeca Townhomes’ façade of glass and sharp angles makes a statement. At 16 Warren Street and within a few blocks of nine subway lines, it has never been easier to come home to one of Manhattan’s most daring architectural statements.

The apartments of District are available units in the New York City real estate market. Touches like built-in closets are built into some of these apartments. The Manhattan apartments at 111 Fulton Street prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. Features like District’s billiard room and cold storage are available for this building’s residents. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. 111 Fulton Street offers 10 floors and 163 apartments. District was built in 1940. District in Manhattan’s Financial District offers condominium residents new homes.

Imagine having all of the amenities that one would expect from an upscale hotel available in a luxury Manhattan apartment. Smyth Upstairs, located at 85 West Broadway, provides exactly that opportunity. Fifteen luxurious condominium units were built on top of the Smyth Hotel in Tribeca to make up Smyth Upstairs.  The serenity of private residences combined with the vibrancy of hotel living makes living at Smyth Upstairs feel like everyday is a vacation.

Converted in the mid-2000s from an office building to a luxury condominium, Five Nine John Lofts offers remarkable space for those familiar with downtown living located at 59 John Street. With four additional floors added during renovations, this thirteen-story luxury condo in the heart of the Financial District features high ceilings, oversized windows and contemporary finishes, both subtle and classy, and though Five Nine John Lofts has undergone conversion, its pre-war façade and grand old air remain.

99 Reade Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. 99 Reade Street is a condominium building. A Pre-war Elevator building, 99 Reade Street offers apartments for residents. Touches like fireplaces are built into some of these apartments. Visitors to 99 Reade Street, located at the cross streets of Church Street/West Broadway, may take advantage of its available apartments. This building spans 7 floors with 20 apartments. The condominium apartments on 99 Reade Street provide available apartments in New York City’s Tribeca.

56 Thomas Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. A Pre-war Elevator building, 56 Thomas Street offers apartments for residents. Located at Church Street/West Broadway, these apartments prime their residents for living in the Big Apple. Tribeca condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. Touches like high ceilings are built into some of these apartments. This building spans 6 floors with 5 apartments. This Pre-war Elevator was established in 1898. 56 Thomas Street in Manhattan’s Tribeca offers condominium residents new homes.

270 Water Street is an apartment building in Manhattan. The Manhattan apartments at 270 Water Street, located at the cross streets of Peck Slip & Dover Streets, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. 270 Water Street is a co-op building. For those seeking Pre-war Loft apartments, 270 Water Street may suit them. Residents and guests of 270 Water Street live across 5 floors and apartments. This Pre-war Loft was established in 1850. 270 Water Street is a Pre-war Loft building offering apartments in Manhattan.

80 Chambers Street offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. 80 Chambers Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Broadway/Church Street. The Pre-war Hirise apartments of 80 Chambers Street are an option for those seeking housing. A take on the condominium, these apartments are currently available on the market. 80 Chambers Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like high ceilings. With 28 floors and 48 apartments, 80 Chambers Street offers choices for residents. This building was built in 1924. 80 Chambers Street’s condominium apartments are available in Manhattan’s Financial District.

16 Hudson Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. 16 Hudson Street’s apartments were designed with built-in features like terraces. 16 Hudson Street at COR.OF READ, NEAR DUANE is an opportunity for those looking for a new home. For those seeking Post-war Loft apartments, 16 Hudson Street may suit them. A take on the co-op, these apartments are currently available on the market. The co-op apartments on 16 Hudson Street provide available apartments in New York City’s Tribeca.

Seaport Park offers apartments filled with details befitting its Manhattan location. Financial District condominium hunters may find their search at an end with these Manhattan apartments. The Manhattan apartments at 117 Beekman Street, located at the cross streets of Water/Pearl Sts, are a real estate option for both established and brand-new New York City residents. Details like high ceilings are crafted into several apartments here. A Pre-war Loft building, 117 Beekman Street offers apartments for residents. This building spans 7 floors with 1 apartments. This condominium was built in 1918. Seaport Park in Manhattan’s Financial District offers condominium residents new homes.

The apartments of The Bindery are available units in the New York City real estate market. For those seeking Pre-war Elevator apartments, The Bindery is available. Visitors to 324 Pearl Street, located at the cross streets of Peck Slip & Dover, may take advantage of its available apartments. Touches like individual A/C and heating are built into some of these apartments. The Bindery is a condominium building. The Bindery features 5 floors and apartments. 324 Pearl Street was established in 1880. The Bindery is a Pre-war Elevator building offering apartments in Manhattan.

The apartments of The Renaissance are available units in the New York City real estate market. 100 John Street provides a housing choice for its residents at Gold St/Pearl St. Apartments at 100 John Street have design features like terraces. A take on the rental, these apartments are currently available on the market. A Pre-war Hirise building, The Renaissance offers apartments for residents. 100 John Street offers 28 floors and 221 apartments. The Renaissance in Manhattan’s Financial District offers rental residents new homes.