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TriBeCa Pictures & Video Police Precinct #16 TriBeCa stands for TRIangle BElow CAnal Street - it is located from Canal Street south to Park Place and the Hudson River east to Broadway. (Zip Code 10013)

	Mom's Opinion?: April 2009. If you're from the West Coast, you'll probably like TriBeCa. I lived in California for a while and that's what TriBeCa reminds me of. Very trendy. Very "private school." Families with kids and strollers. Let me rephrase. . . . families with money with kids with strollers. Although just about everyone in Manhattan has money, it is even more clear in TriBeCa. Very clean area. Very concrete. Seems funny to describe a part of the concrete city as concrete, but TriBeCa seemed even more concrete than the other parts of the city with the exception of cobblestoned streets. I guess you could say it is quaint, but oddly it is new quaint. Not really old enough to be truly quaint, but the parts that are old give the area a certain charm. Very quiet area. Too quiet for me. Not so sure that 20 something's would enjoy it very much, but 30 something's definitely would. I'll update more soon. This was just my first impression. Walking back uptown from TriBeCa was desolate. I was walking up toward the West Village and it was a ghosttown. In this area, I did not really feel that safe. I think I would feel uneasy living in TriBeCa. Others may like the privacy. 2008: Talked with a man on the train who lived in TriBeCa for a while. He told me that in the evenings the area turns into a ghost town atmosphere because all the business activity leaves. Its very quiet and isolated at night. There are tons of lofts and the people who live there are middle aged professionals (no so many families). He said he liked living there very much, but it is now too expensive for him.

Borough: Manhattan

Atmosphere: Galleries, stores, warehouses converted to apartments, fine restaurants,

Rental Range: This is one of Manhattan's most expensive areas.

Subway Lines: 1, 9 (Canal, Franklin, Chambers), 2, 3 (Chambers only), A,C, E, (Canal), 6 (Canal & Broadway)

Attractions: Performing Arts Center, TriBeCa Film Festival, African Burial Ground (Duane & Broadway), City Hall (Park Row & Broadway), Woolworth Building (233 Broadway), Tweed Courthouse (Chambers & Broadway), Holland Tunnel, Washington Market Park

Post Office: 350 Canal Street (cross street at Church)

Pharmacies:
Kings Tribeca Pharmacy, 5 Hudson Street (212)791-3100

Bed Bath & Beyond (TriBeCa)
TriBeca Store #1194
270 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10007
(212) 233-8450
Store Hours*:
Monday-Friday: 9:00am - 10:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am - 9:00pm

The Thrift Shop
62 Thomas Street
New York, NY 10013
212-571-2644

TriBeCa Neighborhood Association
Taste of TriBeCa

TriBeCa Film Festival - April 22 to May 3, 2009

Trapeze School of New York - West Street - Hudson River Park

Washington Market Park - playground, basketball, tennis

Noted area restaurants:
TriBeCa Grill
Nobu
Dylan Prime

Is TriBeCa safe? As safe as other areas of Manhattan. No worries here. Just stay alert as you would in any other area. It is a more expensive place to live with many professionals and celebrities living in the area.

Residential Real Estate; TriBeCa Is Priciest Neighborhood

Famous Past and Present Residents: Mariah Carey, Edward Albee, Gisele Bündchen, Edward Burns, James Gandolfini, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Heather Graham, Hanson, Josh Hartnett, Daniel Kessler, Mariska Hargitay, Peter Hermann, Paz de la Huerta, Michael Imperioli, Jay-Z, Richard Jefferson, Harvey Keitel, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, John F. Kennedy Jr., Karolina Kurkova, David Letterman, Chris Martin, Sean Murray, Taylor Momsen, Yoko Ono, Gwyneth Paltrow, Amy Poehler, Zac Posen's fashion, design studio, David Russell, Juan Samuel, Jake Shears, M. Night Shyamalan, Jon Stewart, Meryl Streep, Christy Turlington, Lauren Weisberger, Kate Winslet, La Monte Young, Steve Nash

Apartment Buildings in TriBeCa

In order by street	Rental prices are estimated from advertisements. They will vary.	Year Built	Elevator or Walk-up	Floors
Canal Street
Watts Street
Desbrosses Street
Vestry Street
Laight Street
Hubert Street
Beach Street	8 Beach Street Keyed Elevator		Elevator
N. Moore Street
Franklin Street
Harrison Street
Jay Street
Chambers Street
Lispenard Street
Walker Street
White Street
Franklin Street
Leonard Street	71 Leonard Street 8 Large Loft Apartments			5 Floors
	88 Leonard Street high-rise, doorman 2008: Studio: $2,500 - 2, 800 1 Bedroom: $3,350 - 5,600 2 Bedroom: $5,350 - 5,600				Rose Associates, Inc.
Worth Street	95 Worth Street Rent-Stabilized	2000
	111 Worth Street 24 Hour Concierge Garden view Laundry Health Club Outdoor Deck		4 Elevators
Thomas Street
Duane Street	Tribeca Tower 105 Duane Street full-service, luxury, Floor to ceiling windows 2008: Studio: 3,495 1 Bedroom: $4,295 2 Bedroom: $6,295			52 Floors
Greenwich Street
Hudson Street
Varnick Street
Avenue of the Americas (6th)
Church Street
Broadway
Lafayette Street

Reade Street	TriBeCa Abbey 121 Reade Street duplex, triplex layouts, terraces	1998		10 Floors	Abington Properties
Park Place	53 Park Place	Renovated 2000





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