Old Meets New in 10013
According to The Wall Street Journal, the priciest New York City residential real estate as ranked by median listing price is in downtown Manhattan’s 10013 ZIP Code. While the 0.55 square mile ZIP Code covers several neighborhoods—it touches parts of SoHo and Chinatown and encompasses Little Italy—it’s largely synonymous with Tribeca, located on the city’s west side along the Hudson River. Tribeca, characterized by cobblestone streets, is known for its old industrial buildings that have been converted into large, hip residential lofts that can accommodate growing families. The enclave’s appeal rests not only in its mellow neighborhood vibe but also in its access to waterfront living, green spaces and great schools in the area. With a population of approximately 30,000 people, it’s one of the most desirable locations in the world for businesses looking to reach the affluent residential market. And a magnet for upscale, quiet residential living.
Directly across the street at 388 Greenwich St are Citi’s headquarters, home to 12,000 employees,. This one corporation has been a gift to the local businesses. It’s what makes this location so unique. The residential market is filled with affluent homeowners. And you get tremendous exposure to a wealthy working class that lives in the surrounding areas. It’s the best of both worlds.
Citi’s Headquarters: Independence Plaza
Hudson River Park
On the west side, this four mile park offers green space and various recreational opportunities. While the park spans several neighborhoods along the Hudson River, it has three piers in the 10013 ZIP Code, filled activities for all. If you look at the picture on the right, you will see the building at 385 Greenwich Street. The building has direct, unobstructed views to the Hudson River. You are one block away from the Hudson River Park, the Westside Highway, and a host of additional eyeballs and potential customers for your business. And of course the best lifestyle for your residential living.