Manhattan
Sublets in Tribeca
Upscale & quiet
Tribeca is Manhattan's most exclusive residential neighborhood. Converted loft spaces, celebrity neighbors, and some of the best restaurants in the city — all on cobblestone streets with a surprisingly quiet, family-friendly feel.
Also known as
Tribeca takes in Civic Center and Five Points. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Tribeca
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
culture
Tribeca Film Center
Robert De Niro's cultural hub and home of the Tribeca Film Festival. Year-round screenings and events.
park
Washington Market Park
A family-friendly park with playgrounds, gardens, and a gazebo. Tribeca's green centerpiece.
food
Locanda Verde
Andrew Carmellini's Italian taverna in the Greenwich Hotel. Brunch is outstanding — book ahead.
park
Hudson River Park (N. Cove)
The North Cove marina with sailboats, waterfront dining, and a peaceful escape from the city grid.
food
Nobu
The original Nobu. World-famous Japanese-Peruvian fusion that still delivers decades later.
What Tribeca is like
Dining
Some of the city's most celebrated restaurants. Nobu, Locanda Verde, and a growing casual scene. Expensive but excellent.
Nightlife
Quiet and residential. A handful of upscale bars and lounges, but most people head to SoHo or the West Village for nightlife.
Green space
Hudson River Park is right there. Washington Market Park and Rockefeller Park are great for families.
Getting around
- 123Chambers St
- ACChambers St
- EWorld Trade Center
6subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Gorgeous loft apartments in converted warehouses
- Home to the Tribeca Film Festival
- Top-tier dining scene
- Waterfront access along the Hudson