The unassuming abbreviation for ‘Triangle Below Canal Street’ belies the beauty and prestige of TriBeCa.

In the 1970’s, artists flocked to the then-stark neighborhood and made much live-work use of its sprawling loft spaces – but, just as with SoHo, the current lifestyle here is anything but bohemian. TriBeCa is one of lower Manhattan’s most desirable residential areas; locals love its proximity to the Financial District for work, plethora of exquisite restaurants for recreation, and sprawling blocks and homes that provide an elegant contrast to the oft cramped spaces and streets of the rest of downtown.

Stunning architecture, a variety of green spaces, galleries galore, and plenty of celebrity neighbors are just a handful of the reasons TriBeCa is considered one of the most fashionable, elegant areas of the city.