Tribeca's Independence Plaza offers condo-quality rentals in a robust community from $3,195/month

By Michelle Merritt | From Downtown Friday, April 17, 2020

A view of Independence Plaza in Tribeca via Stellar Management

At its inception, the soaring, 40-story towers of Independence Plaza (310 Greenwich Street, 40 Harrison Street, and 80 North Moore Street) were designed as part of an urban renewal plan, and then removed from Mitchell Lama in 2005. Whatever the incarnation, Independence Plaza benefits from its location in the heart of Tribeca and a feeling of community rather than simply a complex.

As the building's Instagram shows, Independence Plaza is proud of its neighborhood in good times and bad. Even with social distancing in full force, residents are still looking out for each other and encouraged to support local businesses. Indeed, in happier and healthier times, the building has reached out to its neighbors to arrange special, residents-only offers.

(Stellar Management)

All 1,338 condo-like homes have flexible layouts, crown moldings, base boards, private outdoor space, and stunning Hudson River and city skyline views. Windowed kitchens have center island, breakfast bar, and stainless steel appliances. Bathrooms have custom vanity, bathtub, and shower. Select units have washer/dryers.

As of this writing, availabilities start at $3,195/month for studios, $3,495/month for one-bedrooms, $5,295/month for two-bedrooms, and $6,550/month for three-bedrooms. According to CityRealty listings, this is relatively consistent with Tribeca's median rent of $6,295/month.

Independence Plaza is attended by a full-time doorman and security staff in every building, and pets are welcome. Amenities include a pool, fitness center, children’s playroom, laundry room, on-site parking, and storage. Duane and Washington Market Parks are practically right outside the front door, as are several popular restaurants and bars, and the Chambers Street subway is only two blocks away.