Pine Street

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1 MONTH FREE ON ANY LEASE TERM EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 12 MONTHS.

Starting at $3945
70 Pine Street was built in 1932 as the headquarters of the Cities Services Company and at the time was the 3rd largest building in the world. Today, 70 Pine, an icon of the Lower Manhattan skyline, has been reborn as a unique residential building that you never need to leave. Walking in, you will be welcomed in a Landmarked lobby adorned in the Art Deco style. James…

LIMITED TIME ONLY, OFFERING 1/2 MONTH OP.

1 MONTH FREE ON ANY LEASE TERM EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN 12 MONTHS.

Starting at $3945
70 Pine Street was built in 1932 as the headquarters of the Cities Services Company and at the time was the 3rd largest building in the world. Today, 70 Pine, an icon of the Lower Manhattan skyline, has been reborn as a unique residential building that you never need to leave. Walking in, you will be welcomed in a Landmarked lobby adorned in the Art Deco style. James Kent's Michelin Star restaurants, Crown Shy, and Saga, as well as the contemporary cocktail bar Overstory, are located in the Lobby, 63rd and 64th floors.

One of the top-ranked hotels in New York on TripAdvisor, Mint House at 70 Pine is home to 165 chic and spacious suites that reinvent the hotel experience. On-site retail includes City Acres gourmet market, assuring residents that they never need to leave the building to shop for groceries. Black Fox Coffee, fast-casual restaurant Blue Park Kitchen, and spa Mutha Pearl. A R E A | 70 Pine's new fitness center, features classes and 22,000 sq/ft of amenities, including Pilates and yoga, a turf track, a bowling alley, virtual golf, a resident lounge with billiards and ping pong, and a screening room in 70 Pine's historic bank vault. The building also has a children's playroom, valet services, and much more.

Located in the Financial District, 70 Pine is only a few minutes walk from the South Street Seaport, The Oculus, Eataly, the World Trade Center, and several train lines: 2, 3, 4, 5 at Wall Street, J, Z, A, C at Fulton Street, the World Trade Center Path Train, and the R, W at Cortland St.