Tribeca is short for Triangle Below Canal Street, and this stylish lower Manhattan neighborhood runs from, you guessed it, Canal Street to Park Place and from the Hudson River to Broadway. Defined by warehouses and industry during the last century, Tribeca has reinvented itself in the last 30 years as a hip and sophisticated Manhattan neighborhood that is... still kind of defined by its warehouses and historic structures. Many of Tribeca's old industrial buildings have been refitted as luxury condominium conversions or high-end shops, while others have been replaced by new structures offering some of the most distinguished condominium listings in Manhattan. An elegant study in contrasts, Tribeca is also one of the most in-demand residential neighborhoods in Manhattan.
While Tribeca is best-known for its popular nightspots, sophisticated dining and luxury shopping, Tribeca is still a thriving arts community, thanks more to the neighborhood's art galleries and the annual Tribeca Film Festival. There's more to do in Tribeca than seeing and being seen, in short, and a simple walk through the neighborhood -- from the quiet cobblestone streets on the Hudson River to the bustling boutiques closer to Broadway -- is about as interesting a perambulation as Manhattan has to offer. Of course, it’s a much nicer walk if you’re heading home to a Tribeca condominium of one’s own.
The spare loft apartments of Tribeca have given way to a more luxurious breed of pre-war condominium. The luxurious pre-war condominium conversion Tribeca Summit recast a century-old former factory on Greenwich Street as a luxury condominium; the elegant boutique condo conversion Tribeca Five executes the same alchemy on a smaller scale. The new construction condos range from the sleek, futuristic One York to the understated red-brick classicism of The Fairchild. Disparate in design and character, Tribeca condominiums have one vital thing in common -- a spot in one of Manhattan’s most distinctive and desirable neighborhoods.
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Tribeca is one of New York City’s most popular neighborhoods, and located in this exciting locality is One North Moore, a luxury residential building located at the corner of West Broadway and North Moore Street in Manhattan. Developed by VE Equities, this distinctive building has been designed by Flank Architecture.
56 Leonard Street is a groundbreaking tower in the heart of Tribeca. This iconic skyscraper has reshaped the neighborhood's skyline, introducing residential living to an area renowned for its rich history and culture. Designed by Herzog and de Meuron, both the interior and exterior of 56 Leonard Street boast their distinct architectural vision. The tower's innovative design includes sharp recesses that traverse its height, resulting in an array of unique apartments and a truly unmistakable aesthetic.
The Tribeca neighborhood is famous for its lofty pre-war homes. It is, along with Soho, the neighborhood of former warehouses and manufacturing centers turned into luxury Manhattan condos. The Grabler Building on 44 Laight Street is one of these buildings: a former manufacturing building designed in the Renaissance Revival style. The Grabler Building is an aesthetically pre-war building, with a brick façade and large apartments, but it was converted into Tribeca condominiums in 2001, and now boasts modern luxurious furnishings as well as pre-war style. This building is 7 stories high, with 18 condos for sale, including penthouses. The building also includes a collection of amenities that add to the experience, and location in one of the most coveted neighborhoods in Manhattan.
101 Warren street is a high-rise building with 35 stories and 227 apartments for sale in Tribeca. Underneath the residences is a large space for retail. There will be restaurants, a Whole Foods Supermarket, a Bank of America branch and a Barnes & Noble.
The Fairchild has a prime Tribeca location at 55 Vestry Street, and its combination of classic Manhattan condo aesthetics and modern Tribeca luxury fits this most distinctive of Manhattan neighborhoods perfectly. Although The Fairchild is a luxury condo, its understated red brick exterior and oversized windows make it a seamless fit with the pre-war loft buildings and classic cast-iron architecture that defines Tribeca real estate. The apartments for sale at the Fairchild, for their part, are every bit as impressive as the building's classic look. Fairchild apartments feature the airy, high-ceilinged openness that has long made loft-style Tribeca condominiums among the greatest prizes in Manhattan real estate, as well as such contemporary luxuries as private balconies and terraces and state-of-the-art fixtures and finishes. Apartments at the Fairchild offer everything, in short, that New Yorkers expect from a Manhattan luxury condo, and with a Tribeca location that puts the Fairchild at the center of everything that makes Tribeca Tribeca.
87 Leonard Street is a pre-war mid-rise originally built in 1870, and its smart conversion and renovation pays homage to its heritage, with cast iron Corinthian columns, oversized hardwood double-sash windows, high ceilings, wide plank flooring, open floor plans, and period hardware. Located in Tribeca, 87 Leonard Street maintains original elements of Italian architecture combining them ultra modern luxuries and conveniences.
93 Worth Street is a building that has been restored, renovated and now converted into a luxury 92-unit condominium. Historic details and modern comforts make living in this happening neighborhood of Tribeca truly convenient. 93 Worth Street has studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments, and seven grand penthouses on offer.
Five Franklin Place is a new condominium located in the Lower Manhattan neighborhood of Tribeca. An ideal place to live, this vibrant neighborhood features trendy restaurants, cultural venues, theaters and galleries, as well as clothing stores, convenience stores and some of the highest-performing schools in New York. Besides its great location, this New York City residence was thoughtfully designed by Van Berkel, with natural light emphasized throughout the building.
Fifty Franklin, Tribeca's new condominium building designed by renowned architect Ed Rawlings, embodies the ultimate in clean, urbane New York City with elements that refine minimalism. Inside, thoughtful design and utilization of space allow for great comfort and luxurious living at its most attainable. An oasis in the midst of the bustling activity of Soho, Chinatown and the Financial District, Fifty Franklin reflects the rich artistic signature of Tribeca.
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