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South Street Seaport

The Seaport and Pier 17 have a rich and diverse history as profound to New York City as Wall Street, Central Park or Times Square. This cultural marketplace along the dynamic Lower Manhattan waterfront is a gateway to the harbor. The neighborhood offers attractions, shops and restaurants for every taste. Diverse year-round events are easily accessible by subway, car, ferry or bus. Concerts, street performers, boating, bike rentals, a farmers market, summer beach and winter celebrations abound.

Lower Manhattan is one of the fastest growing areas of New York City. Since September 11th, 2001, the residential community has nearly doubled, and it is expected to continue to increase as more residential developments are opened. New residents are drawn to Lower Manhattan because of its rich history, its access to transportation and proximity to work, and the area’s ever-improving quality of life.

The neighborhood’s charming cobblestone streets, historic location, iconic views, and waterfront access give The Seaport distinct residential appeal.

With new housing, retail, restaurants, open spaces, and other amenities, GGP is working to sustain The Seaport district’s diverse community and ensure a high quality of life for all downtown residents

Taking a subway is one of the cheapest ways to get across New York City. It is convenient since you do not have to worry about parking and it is efficient since there are no traffic jams. If you are a regular commuter, you should find an apartment building near a subway station. There are many subways stations in New York City and the most convenient way to determine the best apartment buildings near them is to use real estate companies such as Domain Properties NYC Real Estate Company. If you want to live near the 103^rd Street & Broadway Subway Station for train 1, you can live in 808 Columbus Square in Columbus Avenue. This is on the classic Upper West Side and this is a multi-building development. The apartments are elegant and the building has state-of-the-art amenities. You can live in the Paris, which is a pre-war apartment building, also on the Upper West Side.

The Paris has been renovated and all the amenities are new and the features include floors made of hardwood. Another option is the 801 Amsterdam, also on the Upper West Side. This is a 30-story rental apartment building with 100 apartments, forming part of a larger complex. If you want to live near the Franklin Street and Varick Subway Station for train one and 2, you can live in 71 Broadway, which is in the financial building near the Trinity Church. Broadway is one of the most famous and attractive streets in New York City. The building has a stately Gothic look and it is very striking.

The amenities are modern and this makes for a beautiful mix of the old and the new. You can live in the luxurious 88 Leonard in Tribeca. Tribeca is a luxurious and lively neighborhood rich in pre-war architecture. The building is elegant and you get amenities such as a doorman. You can live in the 16-story Saranac Building on Worth Street, also in Tribeca. This is one of the better pre-war buildings in the city with handsome rooflines, corner pylons, and impressive facade modulation. Other options near this subway station are the Tribeca Tower on Duane Street, the 121 Reade Street, and 111 Worth Street.

If you want to live near the Park Place Subway Station for train 2 and 3, you can live in 53 Park Place on Church Street in Tribeca. This used to be a commercial building and it now houses elegant condos. You can live in the 16-story 135 William in the Financial District. The building has spacious lofts, modern fixtures, and upscale finishes. You can live in Barclay Tower in Barclay Street. This is in downtown Manhattan and the 396-unit building is one of the tallest new apartment buildings in the city. The building is luxurious and it also houses shops. Other options are the 15-story luxury Metro Building which has 111 loft rental apartments and Renaissance Entrance on John Street, the luxurious 121 Reade Street in Tribeca whose distinctive looks has given it design awards, and Saranac Building on Worth Street.