Welcome to Tribeca
From industrial center to artists’ mecca.
In the 70s, this formerly industrial neighborhood transformed into a haven for the city’s artistic community. Painters, photographers, and sculptors flocked to Tribeca and took over enormous abandoned lofts. Big open spaces became the homes to galleries and studios of some of the most famous New York-based artists.
Tribeca is a combination of industrial sensibility and simple sophistication. While the renovated lofts and luxury buildings are a celebrity favorite, Tribeca is far from stuffy; downtown cool is a part of the fabric of this spacious and chic neighborhood.
What to Expect
The entertainment perks of living in NYC, but a quieter neighborhood to call home.
In Tribeca, you’ll hardly ever encounter congested streets or throngs of people.
The Lifestyle
Peaceful strolls along the Hudson River and late (but low-key) nights.
Tribeca is on a different schedule than other neighborhoods in Manhattan. Shops open a tad later than usual and the area can feel very quaint against the cast-iron architecture.
What Not to Expect
An affordable downtown neighborhood.
You’ll be hard pressed to find any below-market deals in Tribeca. The neighborhood is considered one of the most expensive in Manhattan.
The Market
Luxury living in lofts and elevator buildings, but at a cost.
High-rise luxury buildings are abundant in Tribeca. The units in Tribeca are big, but residents pay a high price for square-footage. Many have gorgeous waterfront views.
You'll Fall in Love With
The understated elegance, tucked away from busy downtown Manhattan.
The uncluttered, simple grace of Tribeca allows for the small details of the neighborhood to shine.
