Inside Tribeca Green - 24-Story Tower to Transform into For-Sale Homes
Tribeca Green
Tribeca Green at 210 Warren Street will offer modern, attainable luxury along with robust amenities and services by Related. Tribeca Green’s serene setting is surrounded by nearly 50 acres of beloved neighborhood parks and the Hudson River. Stern originally designed the building and now returns for this comprehensive renovation.
The new development will offer 270 condop (co-op with condo-style management and rules) residences for sale, ranging from studio to four bedrooms when sales launch in early 2023. Many homes in the 24-story tower have floor to ceiling corner windows overlooking the treetops of Teardrop Park or North End Avenue, and the building’s unique location features prime views of the twinkling Manhattan skyline and Hudson River sunsets.
Tribeca Green will retain its timeless brick and metal cornice detailing on the outside — recalling the architectural history of neighboring Tribeca – and inside, Robert A.M. Stern Architects’ thorough and modern renovation of the residences and amenities will yield interiors with graceful touches and a warm atmosphere, offering great symmetry, proportion, and clean lines.
Sales at Tribeca Green will be exclusively offered by Related Sales LLC and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.
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