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Our trained commercial movers know how important it is to move businesses without a hitch. That’s why we work closely with you to create your customized moving plan.
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Short for Triangle Below Canal Street, Tribeca was redeveloped back in the 1960s to move away from its industrial roots to a more modern appearance. While some warehouses were converted to residential spaces, many high-rise residential and office buildings took their place. Nowadays, Tribeca is known for being a desirable neighborhood due to its plethora of small art galleries, boutique shops, restaurants, and more. And, of course, it has attracted the attention of many celebrities such as Jennifer Lawrence, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds, and more.
Getting around Tribeca can be tough, especially with all the traffic heading towards the Holland Tunnel. Luckily, you can avoid NYC traffic during your move when you hire NYC Great Movers. We provide excellent service at affordable flat rates. On top of that, we can provide more help including packing and unpacking and plastic bin rental if you need it. Just give us a call and we’ll help walk you through the moving process.
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Cost of Living
Considering many celebrities and wealthy people choose to call Tribeca their home, it’s no surprise that rents tend to be on the higher side at around $5,300 for a one-bedroom. Want to buy? That’ll cost you $4.7 million. The area is by no means affordable, but if you want to be in one of the prettiest neighborhoods in Manhattan, you’ll have to pay for it!
Transportation
While Tribeca certainly has more public transportation options than other larger cities in the US, when compared to the rest of NYC it’s not as well-connected. Still, you can catch the 1 train at Franklin Street or the A, C, E at Chambers Street. There are also several bus lines you can hop on, but the easiest way to get around is on foot! Luckily, the area is incredibly walkable.
Crime and Safety
Tribeca is a safe neighborhood with both violent and non-violent crime scoring less than the city as a whole. However, much like the rest of NYC, you should exercise common sense and always be alert.
What to Do and See
There are five historic districts in Tribeca and for good reason. The neighborhood is full of pre-Civil War buildings that feature beautiful cast iron facades. You’ll also feel like you’re walking through old New York as there are still many cobblestone streets in the area. Of course, walk a little outside the historic district and you’ll also get to enjoy the amazing architectural wonders of modern design.
Why do so many celebrities live in Tribeca? Well, it’s the site of the annual Tribeca Festival, one of the largest film festivals which hosts a selection of film, episodic, games, arts, and other programming. The festival started in 2002 as a way to revitalize Lower Manhattan after the September 11 attacks. If you’re not a film buff, that’s fine too. There are over 40 art galleries scattered throughout Tribeca and when you’re done checking these out, you can enjoy some eats at the Tribeca Grill or grab a drink and some ramen at Zutto. Then you can walk off the calories walking along the Hudson River Park.
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