The Tribeca neighborhood is famous for its lofty pre-war homes. It is, along with Soho, the neighborhood of former warehouses and manufacturing centers turned into luxury Manhattan condos. The Grabler Building on 44 Laight Street is one of these buildings: a former manufacturing building designed in the Renaissance Revival style. The Grabler Building is an aesthetically pre-war building, with a brick façade and large apartments, but it was converted into Tribeca condominiums in 2001, and now boasts modern luxurious furnishings as well as pre-war style.

Located at 475 Greenwich Street, the Zinc Building offers luxury living within one of Manhattan’s trendiest neighborhoods. The mid-rise residence is known for its unique set up of triangular lofts, and houses 21 units within its seven floors.

There are many reasons for Tribeca's longstanding status as one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods, but its graceful blend of old and new -- these cobblestone streets are home to some of the most luxurious condominiums for sale in Manhattan -- may be Tribeca's most distinctive and desirable trait. That same combination of old Manhattan aesthetics and new Manhattan luxury is very much in evidence at 250 West Street, which quickly established itself as one of the most promising new condominium listings in Tribeca. While there are many luxury loft conversions in Tribeca, 250 West Street stands out both for its graceful, prototypically Tribeca looks and the gracious, elegant loft-style condos for sale behind that red-brick Italianate exterior. Even by the high standard for luxury and looks to which Tribeca condo conversions are held, 250 West Street is a standout. Factor in an elite suite of amenities and an exquisite attention to detail in the apartments for sale, and it's easy to see why 250 West Street ranks with both the top new condos in Tribeca and the most intriguing new condominium listings in Manhattan, period.

471 Washington Street is a 9-story boutique luxury loft property with 8 half- and full-floor lofts, 3 duplex maisonettes, and 1 penthouse with panoramic Manhattan views and over 4,000 square feet of private outdoor space. Located at the corner of Canal and Washington in the northwestern section of Manhattan’s trendy Tribeca neighborhood, 471 Washington Street was designed to convey both industrial fortitude and modern sleekness, and it’s stylish glass and grey panelled exterior conveys that theme artfully.