111 Worth Street is a 20 story, 329 unit Tribeca rental completed in 2003 at the northwest corner of Lafayette Street, overlooking Foley Square. Designed by Costas Kondylis, it was developed by Forest City Ratner, Joel Wiener and Schenkman/Kushner Affiliates with an income restricted component in its original rental program. The beige brick building has a 14th floor setback and a wood and onyx lobby.
Floor-to-ceiling windows are a defining interior feature, while ceiling heights reach up to 11 feet and living rooms and bedrooms have individual climate control. Open and pass through kitchens recur in the layouts, and terrace apartments occupy portions of the third and 15th floors.
The building has three shared outdoor areas: a roof deck with a shower, a 14th floor terrace and a landscaped second floor garden with a four hole putting green and two driving cages. Services and amenities include a 24 hour doorman, concierge, live-in superintendent, fitness center, residents lounge, party room, laundry room, bike room and a 225 car garage. Pets are allowed.
City Hall, the courthouses surrounding Foley Square, Chinatown and the Financial District are close at hand, while the Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway complex serves the 4, 5, 6, J and Z trains. Before 111 Worth Street was built, the site faced the federal plaza occupied by Richard Serra’s 120 foot sculpture “Tilted Arc,” installed in 1981 and removed in 1989 after years of public and legal disputes.
This "well-maintained" luxury building in Tribeca offers "spacious" apartments with "ample closet space" and "pristine" common areas. The "spectacular" roof deck provides "breathtaking views" of Lower Manhattan, while the "pristine" gym and resident lounge add "resort-style" amenities. The "incredibly attentive" doormen and maintenance staff earn consistent praise for their "above-and-beyond service," though some note management can be "hit-or-miss." While the "prime location" near multiple subway lines is a plus, Worth Street can be "notably noisy." The building features "well-appointed" units with "nice kitchens" and "bright living rooms," making it a "solid choice" for luxury living in Lower Manhattan.
Managed by GreenlandForest City Partners
Founded in 2014, Greenland Forest City Partners is the joint venture behind Brooklyn’s Pacific Park — a massive mixed-use development of thousands of rental units, including many affordable. It’s known for transit-oriented, amenity-rich high-rise buildings that recast urban living.
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