Leonard Street
This luxurious Leonard Street tower showcases superior architectural design in one of Manhattan's most celebrated neighborhoods known as Tribeca.
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Mohawk Atelier
Mohawk Atelier is a conversion of two buildings located at the corner of Duane and Hudson Streets. Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects were the designers.
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Textile Building
The Textile Building, located at 66 Leonard Street, was built in 1901 and designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh, the architect of the Plaza Hotel.
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Zinc Building
The Zinc Building, located at 475 Greenwich Street in section of Tribeca, is full service condominium standing 7 stories tall and offers 21 loft apartments.
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The North Moore
The North Moore is was built in 1881 and converted to loft condominiums in 1999. It is a combination of 4 landmark industrial buildings.
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River Lofts
Comprised of two buildings; a tower at 92 Laight Street plus a converted cast iron and masonry warehouse at 416 Washington Street.
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Sky Lofts
The Sky Lofts Building was built in 1900 and converted to a white glove, full service luxury loft condominium in 2002.
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Grabler Building
The Grabler Building, built in 1896 by the McCabe Brothers, is located in Tribeca's North Historic District at 44 Laight Street.
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101 Warren
101 Warren is full service luxury condominium. The building, 35 stories tall, features 227 condominium apartments and 132 rental apartments.
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200 Chambers
Designed by Costas Kondylis & Partners and developed by Kack Resnick & Sons, 200 Chambers is Tribeca's 1st full service tower.
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U.S Sugar Building
The United States Sugar Building is located in the prime neighborhood of North Tribeca and was designed by Joseph Pell Lombardi Architects.
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The Hubert
The Hubert offers luxury lofts all of which have high ceilings, over sized window banks, proportional layouts, and solid construction.
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