Tribeca-Civic Center

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Tribeca-Civic Center is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 1910s, the oldest in 1803. Its 867 tax lots hold about 12,249 homes, and 85% of the buildings are pre-war. A typical building here rises 6 floors, the tallest 70. 5 subway stations sit inside its boundary, served by the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, A, C, E, J, R, W, Z trains.

Built mostly

1910s

Typical height

6 fl

Tallest

70 fl

Homes

12,249

Pre-war

85%

Subway stations

5

Subway

  • City HallRW
  • Chambers StJZ456
  • Canal StACE
  • Franklin St1
  • Chambers St123

Building mix

Retail space22%
Apartment building19%
Office building16%
Residential building8%

Addresses in Tribeca-Civic Center

Quick answers

Which subway lines serve Tribeca-Civic Center?
The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, A, C, E, J, R, W, Z trains stop inside Tribeca-Civic Center, at City Hall, Chambers St, Canal St, Franklin St, Chambers St.
How old are the buildings in Tribeca-Civic Center?
Most dated buildings in Tribeca-Civic Center were built in the 1910s; the median year is 1900.
How tall are buildings in Tribeca-Civic Center?
The median building in Tribeca-Civic Center has 6 floors, and the tallest has 70.
How many homes are in Tribeca-Civic Center?
NYC tax records count about 12,249 residential units across 867 tax lots in Tribeca-Civic Center.
What borough is Tribeca-Civic Center in?
Tribeca-Civic Center is in Manhattan, New York City.

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