Twenty Exchange, 20 Exchange Pl, New York NY

Twenty Exchange is a rental apartment building at 20 Exchange Place in the Financial District of Manhattan, owned by DTH Capital. The tower was completed in 1931 as the City Bank Farmers Trust Building, an Art Deco skyscraper faced in limestone and carved with giant stone heads at its setbacks, and was later converted to rental apartments.

It stands a few steps from Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, with Federal Hall, Trinity Church and the Stone Street restaurant lane all within a block. The Wall Street 2, 3, 4 and 5 stations and the J and Z at Broad Street are at the corner, and Battery Park and the Staten Island Ferry are a short walk south.

Address: 20 Exchange Pl
New York
New York
10005
United States

Units: 720

Year Built: 1931

Floors: 57

Management / Owner: DTH Capital

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