Paying homage to its original design, 52 Thomas Street in Tribeca reflects its past prewar character while modernizing its condos for sale with eye-catching features and amenities. With a prime location on a quiet Tribeca street, 52 Thomas looks the part of a classic, character-rich Tribeca condominium listing. The condos for sale at 52 Thomas seal the deal: in true Tribeca apartment fashion, the condos for sale at 52 Thomas are vast lofts featuring classically generous loft condo proportions and thoughtful renovations such as Brazilian hardwood flooring and volcanic stone countertops.

Tribeca Space is a collection of multiple prewar industrial buildings that have been transformed into luxurious New York condominiums. With its prime location at 25 Murray Street, Tribeca Space spans the entire block of Church Street between Murray and Warren Streets. By preserving the history of these prewar commercial buildings while integrating new amenities that prospective owners of Tribeca flats have come to expect, the developers of Tribeca Space have created unique NYC condos for sale.

Located in the heart of Tribeca, with Soho to the north and the Hudson River to the west, Diamond on Duane at 137 Duane Street houses six stories of new Manhattan apartments for sale. The best thing about this New York City condominium is its location, with Battery Park City to the west and subway lines nearby, everything that New York City has to offer is within easy reach. These are not the only good things about Diamond on Duane's location; this Tribeca condominium is near many dining facilities and some unique Manhattan shopping, too.

Tribeca, home to one of the world’s largest collections of industrial red-brick loft conversions, galleries, and yes, celebrities, is home to 57 Reade Street, a neo-modern condominium at the heart of this quaint, yet quintessentially Manhattan neighborhood. In many ways, its name, Reade57, is as much of an inverse as the building itself; surrounded by cast iron lofts and Beaux-Arts municipal buildings, 57 Reade Street’s glass-and-steel structure is a welcome, albeit almost radical, architectural addition to this already stunning area.

30 Park Place, an 80-story limestone skyscraper due to be completed in 2014, will be one of the tallest and most distinctive residential condominium towers in Manhattan. Also known as 99 Church Street, 30 Park Place will be a mixed-use building as well; the lower 22 floors will belong to a Four Seasons Hotel, while the upper floors will house luxurious private condos. Designed by the renowned firm Robert A.M. Stern architects, 30 Park Place will be located a block away from the current World Trade Center site on the southern edge of Tribeca, one of Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods.