Civic Center is Lower Manhattan's government district around City Hall Park and Foley Square, between Tribeca, Chinatown and the Financial District. The federal and state courthouses, the Municipal Building and City Hall itself line its streets, with the Brooklyn Bridge rising from its eastern edge. The 4, 5 and 6 stop at Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall, the J and Z at Chambers Street, the R and W at City Hall, and the A, C and E at Chambers Street.
Civic Center apartment buildings at a glance
The index currently lists one rental building in Civic Center: 111 Worth, with 331 apartments across 19 floors, completed in 2003.
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Renting in the Civic Center
The Civic Center, around City Hall and Foley Square, is Lower Manhattan’s government district, with courthouses, city and federal offices and the approach to the Brooklyn Bridge. Few people live here compared with neighboring Tribeca and the Financial District, which makes the handful of residential buildings unusually quiet in the evenings.
111 Worth, completed in 2003 with 331 apartments over 19 floors and managed by Brookfield Properties, is the one large rental indexed here. Chinatown and Tribeca are a few blocks away, and the 4, 5, 6, J, Z, R, W, A, C and E trains all stop within walking distance.
The apartment building in Civic Center
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| Building | Address | Apartments | Floors | Built | Managed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111 Worth | 111 Worth St | 331 | 19 | 2003 | Brookfield Properties |
Civic Center apartment buildings: FAQ
How many apartment buildings are listed in Civic Center?
One: 111 Worth at 111 Worth St, with 331 apartments across 19 floors.