Sandwiched between the Financial District, SoHo and Chinatown in Lower Manhattan, Tribeca is one of New York City’s most celebrated neighborhoods. This upscale enclave, once an industrial district in years past, is now teeming with celebrities and wealthy professionals thanks to its ornate building stock, convenient location and wide array of high-end shops and restaurants.
Though primarily a residential neighborhood, Tribeca also hosts a thriving business community. From retailers looking for a less hectic alternative to SoHo to tech startups and creative firms, all sorts of businesses have called Tribeca home in recent years. Here’s a quick look at why your business should consider relocating to this neighborhood.
Superb Transportation Access
The neighborhood is very compact, walkable and well-served by the Holland Tunnel to New Jersey as well as the 1, 2, 3, A, C, and E subway trains. Numerous bus routes also run through and nearby the neighborhood while PATH service to various locations in New Jersey is also available at the Park Place/Chambers Street subway station. In addition, the neighborhood is also just a quick subway ride away from Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal up in Midtown, offering easy access to and from the city’s suburbs. Ferry service to New Jersey and Staten Island is also conveniently located nearby in the Financial District and Battery Park City.
Flexible Office Space
In addition to its excellent transportation options, Tribeca also offers flexible office space suitable for retailers, tech firms, media companies, advertising agencies and many other types of businesses. Like nearby SoHo, the neighborhood offers a wealth of 19th and early 20th century loft buildings, coveted for their open floorplans, flexibility and trendy appeal. For companies seeking open floorspace and adjustability, this neighborhood is an excellent deal.
Great Amenities and Location
Finally, the neighborhood also offers excellent amenities to enjoy. Hudson River Park offers the perfect place for a lunch break or place to relax after work while plenty of great eateries and shops abound too. The neighborhood’s convenient location without the maddening crowds of SoHo or the claustrophobic chaos of Midtown and the Financial District make it very appealing for companies seeking a location that’s laidback and more removed from the crowds.
