Tribeca House | Elegran Real Estate

Tribeca House

50 Murray Street, NEW YORK, NY 10007

UNITS 389

FLOORS 21

BUILT 1964

Developer The World-Wide Group

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9 Active Rentals

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Description

Living at 50 Murray Street may appeal to Manhattan apartment hunters searching for New York City homes. For those seeking Post-war High-rise apartments, 50 Murray Street is available. Available amenities include doorman as well as concierge. A take on the rental, these apartments are currently available on the market. Details like oversized windows are crafted into several apartments here. 50 Murray Street provides choices for apartment hunters with this building. This building spans 22 floors with 398 apartments. 50 Murray Street was established in 1964. 50 Murray Street in Manhattan's Tribeca offers rental residents new homes.

Building Amenities

basketball courtbike storagebilliards roombusiness meeting roomchildren's playroomconciergedoormanelevatorfitness centergaragegardenlaundrylaundry room on every floorlaundry serviceloungenurseryparkingrooftop deckscreening roomstorage roomvalet service

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Unit	Beds	Baths	SqFt	Price
1110 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	5 Beds	3 Baths	-	$ 13,500
1016 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	3 Beds	1 Bath	-	$ 6,999
2111 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	3 Beds	1 Bath	-	$ 7,995
2101 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	4 Beds	2 Baths	-	$ 11,955
1302 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	4 Beds	2 Baths	-	$ 10,995
308 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	3 Beds	2 Baths	-	$ 9,500
1205 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	2 Beds	1 Bath	-	$ 7,500
620 Listing Courtesy of Real New York	3 Beds	1 Bath	-	$ 7,650
721 Listing Courtesy of Keller Williams NYC	1 Bed	1 Bath	-	$ 5,999

Tribeca is by far one of the most desirable places to live in Manhattan. Like Soho, Tribeca was formerly an industrial center before being rezoned for residential use. Wealthy New Yorkers became increasingly drawn to the area for its edgier atmosphere and the neighborhood continues to draw influential people today—which can be seen in the perpetual rise of breathtaking buildings—making it the most expensive neighborhood in New York City. Tribeca is an excellent neighborhood for young families to raise children. Narrow cobblestone streets limit car traffic and keep the neighborhood quieter and calmer than some of the surrounding areas. While Tribeca is much more secluded than its neighbors, the area still has access to subway lines and plenty of upscale shops, restaurants, and nightlife.

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