The Broad Exchange Building,
25 Broad Street

Overview of The Broad Exchange Building at 25 Broad Street

Finished in 1902, The Broad Exchange Building at 25 Broad Street was the largest and highest-valued office building in New York City due to its close proximity to the New York Stock Exchange. Refined in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, the 21-story building is the work of renowned architects Clinton and Russell, creators of masterpieces that include the American International Building and the Astor Hotel. This new chapter of the city-designated landmark brings 308 one- and two-bedroom condominium residences nestled along the storied streets of the financial capital of the world.

The building's oversized one- and two-bedroom residences feature open-plan layouts with premium finishes, custom hardwood floors, ample storage, and ceiling heights up to 13-1⁄2 feet to take it all in. Capping off the building's everlasting aspirations, four breathtaking penthouses crown the structure, providing graciously-scaled living spaces, outdoor terraces, private elevators, and wine storage.

The Broad Exchange Building's restored historic lobby features marble walls, gold leafing, artistic terrazzo floors, and sweeping marble staircases. The 8,000-square-foot amenity suite features an around-the-clock attended lobby, concierge, bike storage, a fitness center with a yoga room, a lounge, a game room with billiards tables, a golf simulator, a children’s playroom, a pet spa, and a catering kitchen. The roof deck offers residents an outdoor playground with a kitchen, barbecue grills, and outdoor showers.