Biography
Although synonymous with business, the Financial District has more to offer residents than close proximity to work. The neighborhood has emerged as a 24-hour community for working, living and entertaining. It offers an elegant residential neighborhood, reputable cultural institutions, fine dining, and a center for music, dance and visual arts events. Historic landmarks, such as Trinity Church, City Hall, Brooklyn Bridge, and the South Street Seaport also add the richness of the neighborhood’s emerging identity.
Although often singularly considered a daytime destination for traders and office workers, since the South Street Fish Market moved to Hunts Point in the Bronx, the area’s residential opportunities have flourished. Newly built luxury apartments offer splendid river views, while the local shopping and fine dining add to dynamic living and working experience.