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Compare Tribeca buildings through their apartment layouts, building services and outdoor-space arrangements. A loft conversion and a contemporary condominium may share a neighborhood while offering quite different ownership experiences. Use these profiles to examine the building first, then compare available homes by exposure, condition and recurring costs.

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443 Greenwich St
443 Greenwich Street

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Tribeca

443 Greenwich Street

Nestled in the historic neighborhood of Tribeca, 443 Greenwich Street epitomizes luxury living in New York City. Designed by renowned architectural firm CetraRuddy and developed by Metro Loft Management, this converted industrial building combines historic charm and modern sophistication.

Ownership
Condominium
Built
1882
Residences
53
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Tribeca

56 Leonard Street

Cantilevered slabs stacked with visible offsets — Tribeca’s tallest residential building, and its most photographed.

Ownership
Condominium
Built
2017
Residences
145
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The Sterling Mason

71 Laight Street

A Tribeca residential project pairing warehouse character with a contemporary companion façade.

Ownership
Condominium
Original building
1905
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100 Barclay Street

100 Barclay Street brings condominium residences to the upper portion of Ralph Walker's former New York Telephone building. The landmark's Art Deco masonry, setbacks and decorative detailing give it a strong presence at the southern edge of Tribeca. The residential conversion preserves the identity of a building originally shaped around communications infrastructure.

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Condominium
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