26 Federal Plaza

26 Federal Plaza, also known as the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building, is located in Lower Manhattan in the Civic Center submarket. The building is home to many federal institutions and agencies such as the DHS, the NYC FBI office, the SSA, and many more. The building was first opened in 1969 and underwent renovations between 1975 and 1977. It spans 41 floors and stands at just over 587 feet tall. Car commuters from Brooklyn may opt to take the Brooklyn Bridge; the building is just a few blocks away from the bridge exit.

The property is close to a variety of subway lines, including the J, Z, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, R, and W lines, making for easy access for commuters from Upper Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn. The building is steps from attractions such as Thomas Paine Park, Foley Square, Columbus Park, and City Hall Park. There are a number of casual lunch spots in the area, such as Nish Nush, Takahachi, and The Hummus & Pita Co.