10 Hanover Square

10 Hanover Square is a rental apartment building at 10 Hanover Square in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned by UDR. It occupies a mid-century office tower that was converted to rental apartments during the period when Lower Manhattan’s older office stock was being turned into housing.

The building faces Hanover Square, one of the district’s oldest public spaces, with the Stone Street restaurant lane, Delmonico’s and the New York Stock Exchange a block or two west. The Wall Street stations on the 2, 3, 4 and 5 lines are nearby, along with the R and W at Whitehall Street, and the South Street Seaport, Battery Park and the Staten Island Ferry are all within walking distance.

Completed in 1972 as an office building, it now holds 493 apartments over 22 floors. Its owner, UDR, also owns Dwell95 on Wall Street and View 34 in Kips Bay. Hanover Square, laid out in the colonial era, is one of the oldest public spaces in the city, with India House and the restaurants of Stone Street around it.

The building gives residents an unusually historic setting for a converted office tower, a short walk from both the harbor and the Wall Street core.