New York Rentals – Financial District

    The narrow side streets of the Financial District highlight its status as the oldest neighborhood in New York City, while its stunning architecture and the sheer size of the towers that rise along those streets reflect the Financial District's more recent history as a hub of capitalism and the center of the financial world. Look closer, though, and you'll quickly see that between City Hall Park on the North and the bottom of Manhattan Island on the South, the Financial District has quietly emerged as one of the most luxurious residential neighborhoods in all of Manhattan, and is home to some of the most desirable rental listings in New York City.

    While many of the Financial District's grand towers remain bastions of big business, many others have been converted in recent years into condominium developments or luxury rental buildings, and the number of people living in the district has skyrocketed. And thanks to an influx of upscale shopping and restaurants and bars that range from posh to endearingly down-home, the New Yorkers who have flocked to the Financial District are living well in one of the most historically significant neighborhoods in Manhattan.

    In some instances, they're even living in history. The sleek limestone skyscraper at 20 Exchange Place is both a New York City landmark and one of the hottest no-fee rentals in lower Manhattan. The elegant apartments for rent at 2 Gold Street offer ultra-modern luxury on one of Manhattan's oldest thoroughfares. More of the finer flats for rent in the Financial District can be found in the office-to-apartment conversion at 45 Wall Street has been and the Gothic Revival former headquarters of U.S. Steel at 71 Broadway, both of which have emerged as hugely sought-after downtown rental listings. The spacious, sun-filled lofts at 135 William Street offer Tribeca-style cool with a dead-center Financial District location. In a neighborhood marked by reinvention -- from Dutch colony to the first capital of the United States to the center of global banking and business -- the Financial District is doing it again and has gracefully remade itself as one of the finest residential neighborhoods in Manhattan.

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              The Metro

              17 John Street
              17 John Street

              The Metro is a 15-story luxury doorman building featuring 111 loft apartments. The Metro is one of the first and finest examples of residential revival in the Financial District.

              The Renaissance

              100 John Street
              100 John Street

              The moment you arrive at Renaissance, you're happy to be home. As you enter the sleek and lustrous lobby through a revolving door, the concierge hands you the parcel you're expecting. Pick up your fresh laundry from the valet and elevator up to your studio, which is brighter and roomier than most one-bedroom apartments. Of course, all Renaissance apartments have different floor plans.

              Liberty Plaza

              10 Liberty Street
              10 Liberty Street

              Thriving in the Financial District, Liberty Plaza is a home that inspires affection. The block's natural boundaries Wall Street, Broadway, and the East River create a unique sense of neighborhood. What sets Liberty Plaza apart? Perhaps it's the well-planned one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts; masterfully crafted from the ground up, they accommodate a comfortable, sophisticated lifestyle for individuals and families.

              15 Park Row

              15 Park Row
              15 Park Row

              15 Park Row is a rental apartment building in the Financial District. Its cupolas are highly visible reminders of the great glories of Lower Manhattan's pre-One Chase Manhattan Plaza skyline when topping buildings was important.

              90 West Street

              90 West Street
              90 West Street

              Lavish exterior, contemporary interior saturated with rich history, 90 West Street’s historic granite and terracotta façade reflects the best of the city’s past. Its 21st-century interior offers inviting contemporary rental residences with soaring ceilings. From romantic archways to the gargoyles perched on its facade, 90 West ushers you into a plush, fashionable lifestyle articulated by a distinctive Gothic vocabulary.

              90 Washington Street

              90 Washington Street
              90 Washington Street

              Located steps from Battery Park City and Tribeca, the studio lofts at 90W offer luxury apartment rentals specifically designed with the urban professional in mind. 90W is a new 27-story apartment building with upscale amenities at affordable prices. Each residence features a gourmet kitchen with GE stainless steel appliances, granite counters and floors. Elegant baths boast deco subway tile walls and hexagonal tile floors. Apartments are wired for high-speed internet access with soaring 10’ to 13’ ceilings. Penthouse residences on the 27th floor feature expansive private riverview terraces with spectacular unobstructed views.

              The Crest

              63 Wall Street
              63 Wall Street

              Even in a neighborhood as rich in NYC history as the Financial District, The Crest stands out. While the apartments for rent at The Crest stand out for their ultra-modern luxuries, The Crest's address at 63 Wall Street has a history that goes back even further than the building's elegant pre-war aesthetics suggest. While 63 Wall Street was once home to Alexander Hamilton's offices and later among the most impressive office spaces on Wall Street, The Crest is now a landmark of a different sort. Today, The Crest stands out as one of the most elegant pre-war rental listings in the Financial District.

              8 Spruce Street

              8 Spruce Street
              8 Spruce Street

              Located in the Financial District, 8 Spruce Street is called Beekman Tower. This luxury rental development designed by Pritzker Prize winning architect Frank Gehry, stands tall at 76 stories. Spectacular downtown and midtown views of the skyline, rivers, bridges, and landmarks; the building is home to 200 unique floor plans, with features like asymmetrical bay windows, and ample sunlight from its floor-to-ceiling windows.

              The Exchange

              25 Broad Street
              25 Broad Street

              25 Broad at the Exchange, located at 25 Broad Street, is a luxury rental apartment building that cooks up the perfect mixture of old and new in Manhattan’s Financial District. 25 Broad itself is a historical landmark whose exterior resembles that of the past while the interior is sleek and modern with luxuriously spacious apartments for rent that are filled with modern amenities. Located one block away from Wall Street, 25 Broad is down the road from the American Museum of Finance, the Wall Street Experience, Tiffany’s & Co., and many delicious dining locations.

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