World Trade Center
With five iconic commercial skyscrapers, an 8-acre Memorial Plaza, and over 500,000 square feet of stores and restaurants, the restored World Trade Center is a huge 16-acre mixed-use property that encompasses the whole New York City skyline. Because of the Transportation Hub, it is one of the most easily accessible locations in the city.
The property is bordered to the north by Vesey Street, to the west by the West Side Highway, to the south by Liberty Street, and to the east by Church Street. The World Trade Center, the world's most keenly followed urban regeneration project, connects Tribeca to the Financial District and is filled with innovative architecture, famous public artwork, and enormous open spaces. This is a revitalized community, throbbing with vitality 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and providing a dynamic, street-level experience that deliberately blends the built environment into its surroundings. Click here
Moody's, Condé Nast, WilmerHale, BMI, and MediaMath are just a few of the brilliant, innovative, and rising businesses that call The World Trade Center home. These forward-thinking companies seek to be located in cutting-edge, high-tech, green buildings, close to unparalleled public transportation alternatives and world-class facilities, eating, and shopping. The WTC is a short drive from the trendy districts of Brooklyn, Downtown Manhattan, and New Jersey, where up-and-coming talent likes to dwell.
The World Trade Center serves as the focal point of New York's most desirable "new" neighborhood, which is located near the World Trade Center. The city's most famous attraction combines world-class shopping, restaurants, hotels, events, and recreational options with unequaled accessibility to create a destination unlike any other.
Unrivaled mass transportation - 12 subways and PATH trains are easily accessible from the buildings. The World Trade Center provides direct, weather-protected access to the majority of New York City's subway, bus, and ferry lines. Two new rail stations, the WTC Transportation Hub built by Santiago Calatrava and the MTA Fulton Transit Center designed by Nicholas Grimshaw, make arriving and departing quick and easy. It's like having Grand Central, Times Square, and Penn Station all in one location. Up next is Rockefeller Center
Being iconic entails transcending history itself. The past, present, and future collide to form something new and extraordinary. Explore the fascinating history that has influenced Downtown Manhattan and the World Trade Center with the interactive multi-media timeline... You get a taste of what's to come in the not-too-distant future as this exceptional location evolves as a vibrant architectural, artistic, and economic triumph.
The property is bordered to the north by Vesey Street, to the west by the West Side Highway, to the south by Liberty Street, and to the east by Church Street. The World Trade Center, the world's most keenly followed urban regeneration project, connects Tribeca to the Financial District and is filled with innovative architecture, famous public artwork, and enormous open spaces. This is a revitalized community, throbbing with vitality 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and providing a dynamic, street-level experience that deliberately blends the built environment into its surroundings. Click here
Moody's, Condé Nast, WilmerHale, BMI, and MediaMath are just a few of the brilliant, innovative, and rising businesses that call The World Trade Center home. These forward-thinking companies seek to be located in cutting-edge, high-tech, green buildings, close to unparalleled public transportation alternatives and world-class facilities, eating, and shopping. The WTC is a short drive from the trendy districts of Brooklyn, Downtown Manhattan, and New Jersey, where up-and-coming talent likes to dwell.
The World Trade Center serves as the focal point of New York's most desirable "new" neighborhood, which is located near the World Trade Center. The city's most famous attraction combines world-class shopping, restaurants, hotels, events, and recreational options with unequaled accessibility to create a destination unlike any other.
Unrivaled mass transportation - 12 subways and PATH trains are easily accessible from the buildings. The World Trade Center provides direct, weather-protected access to the majority of New York City's subway, bus, and ferry lines. Two new rail stations, the WTC Transportation Hub built by Santiago Calatrava and the MTA Fulton Transit Center designed by Nicholas Grimshaw, make arriving and departing quick and easy. It's like having Grand Central, Times Square, and Penn Station all in one location. Up next is Rockefeller Center
Being iconic entails transcending history itself. The past, present, and future collide to form something new and extraordinary. Explore the fascinating history that has influenced Downtown Manhattan and the World Trade Center with the interactive multi-media timeline... You get a taste of what's to come in the not-too-distant future as this exceptional location evolves as a vibrant architectural, artistic, and economic triumph.
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