250 Greenwich Street
Seven World Trade Center
New York, NY 10007
- 8,015 - 40,442 sqft
- $35,399 - $178,618 /mo est
- ~$53/sqft
Availability
| Unit | Size | Price | Inquire |
|---|---|---|---|
| 33rd Floor (P) Floor | 8,015 sqft | $35,399 /mo est | |
| 33rd Floor (P) Floor | 12,656 sqft | $55,897 /mo est | |
| 33rd Floor (P) Floor | 20,671 sqft | $91,296 /mo est | |
| 39th Floor (E) Floor | 40,442 sqft | $178,618 /mo est |
- 0.06 mi🚇PATHWorld Trade Center
- 0.13 mi🚗Central Parking
- 0.13 mi🚇EWorld Trade Center
- 0.15 mi🚇1Cortlandt Street
- 0.19 mi🚇RWCortlandt Street
- 0.19 mi🚇23Park Place
- 0.21 mi🚇123Chambers Street
- 0.24 mi🚇45Fulton Street
- 0.24 mi🚇ACChambers Street
- 0.27 mi🚇RWCity Hall
- 0.31 mi🚇ACJZFulton Street-Broadway Nassau
- 0.38 mi🚇456Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall
- 0.38 mi🚇45Wall Street
- 0.4 mi🚇23Fulton Street
- 0.41 mi🚇RWRector Street
- 0.42 mi🚇1Rector Street
- 0.43 mi🚇JZChambers Street
Building Details
- Owner/Leasing ManagerSilverstein Properties
- Floors52
- ArchitectDavid Childs
- Walk Score®100
- Year Built2006
- Noise Index0.4
Early to rise is the defining characteristic of Seven World Trade Center. Completed just a short five years after the events of September 11, Seven WTC proudly stands over Ground Zero as the rest of the WTC complex is slowly rebuilt. The building is touted as the safest skyscraper in the United States thanks to a host of life-safety enhancements absent from its previous rendition. These changes include the use of 2 ft. thick reinforced concrete, fireproofed elevator and stairway access shafts, and wider stairways. Starting at the 11th floor, the building offers about 1,700,000 square feet of class A office space equipped with some of the latest support systems. The structure was also constructed using recycled steel as well as low-sulphur fuels, which earned it a variety of honors in the sustainable energy community. Installing rainwater collection systems and using high-quality reflecting glass are also green initiatives that were undertaken during construction. If there was ever a good way to rebuild lower Manhattan, Seven WTC was a perfect start.
Neighborhood
Financial District
Home to many of Manhattan’s major financial institutions, the aptly named Financial District is located towards the southern end of the island. Two of Manhattan’s major streets, Wall Street and Broad Street, can be found in the area. Some must-see places for businesses include the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank. The South Street Seaport outdoor mall has a number of shops for employees to explore. Furthermore, Stone Street, a pedestrian-only, cobblestone street is home to numerous restaurant and bar options. When the weather permits, take advantage of the outdoor seating areas for optimal people-watching.
Attractions in the area include The New York City Police Museum and the Museum of American Finance. Additionally, during times of celebration, the city comes alive for the ticker-tape parade whose route is known as the Canyon of Heroes.
For workers who put in long hours at the office and want to live nearby, the Financial District may be the perfect option for you. In terms of average rent for office space, you will be hard-pressed to beat the Financial District’s $53/sqft. It’s no wonder companies from a number of industries have joined the likes of Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, and American Express as office neighbors in the Financial District.