TriBeCa Apartments

Apartments TriBeCa

TriBeCa apartments offer some of the most coveted places to live in all of Manhattan. TriBeCa’s boundaries are set from West Street (the Hudson River) to Broadway and from Canal Street to Murray Street. Unfamiliar to many NYC residents, this acronym stands for “Triangle Below Canal Street,” despite its more polygonal shape. The neighborhood is dominated by large loft apartments and, to a smaller extent, luxury high-rise buildings. It is certainly a wealthier scene as the living options trend towards expensive and expensiver. If you are a fan of cobblestoned streets and old-world style, you’ll sincerely appreciate the environment TriBeCa has to offer.

When you think of TriBeCa, you think of one of the most filmed neighborhoods of NYC. On one block, you could run into a Law & Order set. When you turn the corner, the next blockbuster movie is being produced. Celebrities love to flock here as much as families with characteristically large dogs. If you can afford it, it’s a nice and relatively tranquil place to live.

The neighborhood is filled with regular events and activities for all ages and preferences. The TriBeCa Film Festival, one of the most famous film festivals in the world, is held every spring and offers numerous independent and smaller budget movies for your enjoyment. The Taste of TriBeCa, also taking place every spring, caters to the foodie in you by giving you opportunities to try food from many of the top restaurants in the area.

TriBeCa Apartment Buildings

Truffles Tribeca (34 Desbrosses Street) – A newly constructed luxury rental building with a gym.
Independence Plaza (40 Harrison Street) – A post-war high-rise building with balconies in most units.
TriBeCa Abbey (121 Reade Street) – A 10-story beautifully-designed building with a parking garage.
The Duane Park Building (166 Duane Street) – A landmark mid-rise doorman elevator condo building.
The Fairchild (415 Washington Street) – A modern mid-rise elevator condo building.
34 Leonard Street – A modern boutique co-op building with 16 units.

TriBeCa Transportation

TriBeCa Restaurants, Bars And Things To Do

Food Locanda Verde The Harrison Landmarc Bubby’s Macao Trading Company

Drinks Smith and Mills Ward III B Flat Brandy Library Warren 77

Activities Hudson River Park TriBeCa Film Festival Taste Of TriBeCa Bouley Bakery & Market West Side Highway Esplanade

TriBeCa Map

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TriBeCa Rentals

Naked Apartments – A new approach to finding Tribeca apartments for rent.
Level Group – Check out some great apartments Tribeca has to offer.
Rent Hop – Offers free, no-fee listings for Tribeca rental apartments.

TriBeCa Lofts

New York Times Real Estate – A solid resource for viewing available Tribeca luxury apartments.
Trulia – A selection of Tribeca green apartments among other types of new homes.
StreetEasy – Offering the best apartment Tribeca can provide to new home owners.

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