Great Light and Views from 11th Floor, Corner Unit.

TriBeCa (an acronym for "Triangle Below Canal, the area running West from Lafayette Street to the Hudson River, north of Battery Park City) began as an industrial district dominated by warehouses but has undergone major revitalization with many spaces for lease and sublease retaining their high ceilings and exposed brick. Warehouses and industrial buildings were converted into loft apartments, commercial and class A, B or C office space available with buildings amenities such as 24-hour doormen and access, dedicated elevators, sophisticated reception and conference areas, IT support, impressive views and large windows. New businesses emerged creating a culturally diverse environment ideal for creative companies seeking unique Manhattan office space. Home to many New York advertising, PR, and marketing firms such as Saatchi & Saatchi, TriBeCa is now fashionable residential neighborhood with an affluent population and some of the most desirable commercial office space for rent. With streets lined with boutique shops, high-end restaurants, and famous buildings such as the Woolworth Building, the Tweed Courthouse, and the Citigroup building, TriBeCa is a frequent filming location for movies and home to the TriBeCa Film Festival. Major thorough fares include the Chamber St. and Franklin St. subway stops.