A FULLY REALIZED
DOWNTOWN LIFESTYLE
Downtown Manhattan continues to evolve into one of New York City’s most dynamic residential neighborhoods, shaped by an increasingly integrated mix of wellness, dining, culture, waterfront access, and everyday convenience.
The arrival of KidStrong and FS8 at 77 Greenwich further strengthens the neighborhood’s growing lifestyle ecosystem, contributing to Downtown Manhattan’s increasingly connected living experience.
THE GLORY OF THE PAST. THE EXCITEMENT OF NOW.
Dining &
Nightlife
Dining and nightlife options abound in New Downtown, and everything is conveniently just a few blocks away. Historic stalwarts like Delmonico’s and Fraunces Tavern mingle with contemporary establishments like Manhatta, Nobu, Crown Shy. Delicious cocktails, classic brews and more can all be had at places like Clinton Hall Beer Garden, Underdog, Conrad Hotel, and Schilling.
Recreation
& Fitness
Brand name gyms like Equinox, Lifetime, NY Sports Club, Crunch Fitness and Orange Theory offer a range of classes and fitness regiments catering to every workout preference. For those who prefer outdoor activities, The Battery Park, Rockefeller Park, the East River Esplanade, and the Hudson River Greenway are part of an 84-acre network of rich greenspace for exercising, yoga, jogging, long walks and more.
Shopping, Culture
& Entertainment
Shopping centers like Brookfield Place and Westfield World Trade Center have dozens of shops and boutiques, while high-end brand names like Hermes and Tiffany & Co can be found throughout the area. Pier 17 is an incredible waterfront concert venue, and local IPIC and Alamo Drafthouse theaters are ideal for movie buffs.
Neighborhood To Watch: Lower Manhattan, New York City
Intertwined within New York City’s 302 square miles are five boroughs each with its own distinct personality. The diverse city includes large populations of people from over 180 countries who help make it one of the most cosmopolitan places on earth.
Can Life in the Financial District Really Be That Good?
Life in the Financial District is one of those enduring New York curiosities. It’s been decades since the neighborhood was the beating heart of finance, which would desert it after happy hour, but why live that close to the Charging Bull if you could help it?