​Torsten Krines presents Grand Splash NYC

Tribeca

 

Situated just south of SoHo, TriBeCa (the Triangle Below Canal Street) extends from Canal Street down to Park Place, between Broadway and the Hudson River. Over the past two decades, TriBeCa has undergone an extraordinary transformation to become a choice residential area, showcasing a wonderful array of beautifully-restored, cast-iron warehouse buildings along the historic streets of this former industrial district. The area annually hosts the acclaimed TriBeCa Film Festival. 

TriBeCa real estate includes magnificently converted lofts that retain details of the prior use of the buildings, such as exposed wooden beams, extra-large windows, exposed brick and wall-sized rolling fire doors. Along with one-of-a-kind shops in splendid architectural spaces, the neighborhood offers a wide range of dining options, from casual sidewalk cafes to some of the city's finest restaurants. With many artists among its residents, TriBeCa is a dynamic cultural center with cutting-edge galleries, artists' studios, theater spaces and live music venues. The neighborhood's long stretch of waterfront offers a fitness trail perfect for enjoying a run or walk by the river.