Manhattan
Sublets in the Financial District
Modern & convenient
FiDi has transformed from a weekday-only business district into a real residential neighborhood. Converted office towers, waterfront living, and unbeatable transit access make it a smart pick for commuters who want to live at the center of it all.
Also known as
Financial District takes in Battery Park City, Wall Street, South Street Seaport and Stone Street. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Financial District
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
culture
9/11 Memorial & Museum
A profoundly moving tribute. The reflecting pools are breathtaking, and the museum tells stories you'll never forget.
shopping
The Oculus
Santiago Calatrava's soaring white transit hub. Stunning architecture with high-end shopping underneath.
nightlife
Stone Street
A cobblestone pedestrian street lined with outdoor bars. The best happy hour spot in lower Manhattan.
park
Battery Park
The southern tip of Manhattan. Ferry views, the Statue of Liberty, and beautiful waterfront gardens.
food
Eataly Downtown
Mario Batali's Italian food emporium. Fresh pasta, espresso, and rooftop dining with harbor views.
What Financial District is like
Dining
Growing fast. Eataly Downtown, Stone Street's outdoor dining, and a solid lunch scene. Quieter on weekends.
Nightlife
Stone Street is the neighborhood hangout. Otherwise, it's a quick train to anywhere in the city.
Green space
Battery Park and the Battery Park City esplanade are beautiful. The 9/11 Memorial plaza offers green space too.
Getting around
- 23Wall St/Fulton St
- 45Wall St/Fulton St
- ACFulton St
- RWWhitehall St
- 1South Ferry
9subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Unmatched subway access — nearly every line stops here
- The Oculus and Brookfield Place for shopping
- Waterfront esplanade along Battery Park
- Historic landmarks like Wall Street and the 9/11 Memorial