Financial District

 

The Financial District is one of the most historic neighborhoods in Manhattan and the pulse of our nation’s financial markets. Castle Clinton was America’s first immigration station. Stone Street, the cobblestone alley known for its restaurants, is considered the first paved street in the city, and the Charging Bull statue in front of Bowling Green is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

 

What To Expect

 

The Financial District feels like an urban oasis, sitting at the confluence of the Hudson and East Rivers.

 

The Lifestyle

During the day, the Financial District is crowded as New Yorkers travel to work at this significant commerce center.

 

During the lunch hour, benches and sidewalk tables are filled with people hoping to take advantage of a break in the day to enjoy food, conversation, and the outdoors.

 

During the weekend, the neighborhood moves at a much slower pace. Locations like South Street Seaport or Fulton Market are popular destinations for dining, drinking or just sitting outside.

 

The Financial District is also a popular tourist destination because of historic and cultural landmarks across the neighborhood.

 

The area has been through tough times in recent years in the aftermath of 9/11 and Hurricane Sandy, but has always bounced back due to the perseverance of the local community. The resilience of The Financial District remains a continuing source of pride for New Yorkers across the five boroughs.

 

Real Estate Outlook

 

With a mix of walk-ups and luxury buildings, FiDi has a wealth of quality real-estate options for a variety of budgets.

 

Over the past decade, a boom of luxury conversion buildings sprung up in the FiDi. Just across from Battery Park City, high-rise apartments offer doorman security with all the trimmings.

 

You'll Fall In Love With

 

In the Financial District, seemingly conflicting architecture combines to create one of the most beautiful skylines in the city. Sleek, towering skyscrapers loom as an impressive reminder of the city’s commercial might.

 

On other blocks, you’ll find meticulously laid cobblestone streets that look like they’ve been lifted from a classic New York City postcard.

 

All in all, there’s so much to behold in the Financial District. Grab a seat and enjoy the view.