Market Overview
Tribeca consistently ranks among Manhattan’s top three most expensive neighborhoods, driven by limited inventory and landmark protection.
Market Data:
Median Price per Sq Ft: ~$2,800–$3,200
Rental Yield: ~3.8%
Inventory: Scarce — high demand, low supply
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Key Developments
111 Murray Street – sculptural glass tower redefining luxury
56 Leonard (“Jenga Tower”) – Herzog & de Meuron’s architectural icon
45 Park Place – boutique vertical living with skyline views
Market Takeaway
Tribeca’s real estate success stems from preservation and prestige — every converted warehouse is a collector’s item in New York’s architectural museum. Tribeca doesn’t shout wealth — it whispers it. Here, understated design, privacy, and spacious interiors define the lifestyle. It’s where finance meets film, and families live beside art-world elites.
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