In the heart of the Financial District, the former headquarters of Brown Brothers Harriman has been modernized and converted to luxury rentals with a suite of amenities to make downtown living even more convenient and enjoyable. The building is jointly owned by The Rockpoint Group and The Brooksville Company with Pinnacle City Living managing the building.
The contemporary rentals, spread between the buildings at 63 Wall Street and 67 Wall Street, are currently welcoming new residents with 1 - 2 months free on select units. Listings on CityRealty show studios start at $2,682/month, 1-beds at $3,306/month and 2 beds at $4,375/month; see the listings here.
The contemporary rentals, spread between the buildings at 63 Wall Street and 67 Wall Street, are currently welcoming new residents with 1 - 2 months free on select units. Listings on CityRealty show studios start at $2,682/month, 1-beds at $3,306/month and 2 beds at $4,375/month; see the listings here.
The historical buildings feature classic architectural details but are designed for modern living. Homes by The Design High, which also designed the amenities, come in studio through three-bedroom floor plans, all featuring hardwood floors, large closets, and granite countertops. Many homes have views of the downtown skyline and beyond. Pets are welcome on a case-by-case basis.
Life at 63 Wall Street is more fun with the fitness center, screening room, roof terrace with grilling area, and game room with golf simulator that today’s renters have come to expect. However, a dramatic, residents-only speakeasy is a new addition to both the building and the New York rental scene. This hidden gem with original chandeliers and wood paneling, velvet seating, and stylized bar is located just off an all-white lounge for a pleasing contrast of dark and light, of historic and modern.
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Services like laundry facilities, housekeeping, valet, concierge, storage, and on-site parking and ATMs streamline life at 63 Wall Street. Extra convenience comes through in its location near several public transportation options including subways, ferries, bikes, and buses. The East River Promenade, Battery Park, and other downtown attractions are just a short distance away. Read more about 63 Wall Street on CityRealty or contact the leasing office here.
While many former office buildings have been converted to residential properties, there are several newly constructed rental towers in the area, too. In 2013, a building named The Lara opened and currently has studio and 1 bed units available. Last year a new building named Exhibit opened at 60 Fulton Street and is currently leasing studio to 2 bed units. Current Financial District rental listings on CityRealty have a median price of $3,464/month. More are on the way including a 63-story rental tower called 19 Dutch which debuted its website last month. Click here for more area listings.
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