Rent Apartment 30 Orchard Street

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Lease Apartment 30 Orchard Street

Rent Apartment 30 Orchard Street Property Overview

Building Address: 30 Orchard Street, New York NY 10002
Building Alternate Address: 30 Orchard St
Zip Code:10002
Neighborhood:Lower East Side
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:11
Year Built:2009
Building Class:B


30 Orchard Street, Manhattan

This 11-story condominium at 30 Orchard Street in Chinatown, originally built in 1979, underwent a significant expansion in 2008 that added floors and a modernist façade designed by Ogawa Depardon Architects (ODA). The redesign introduced floor-through apartments with corten steel accents and wood window frames, blending Japanese "wabi-sabi" principles with contemporary aesthetics.

The building features a striking ground-floor art gallery with 23-foot ceilings and irregular floorplate indentations, reflecting the architects' vision of contrasting new and old architectural elements on a historic block. Its current structure spans 14,866 square feet across 11 stories, rising above neighboring tenements in the Lower East Side.

Architects Kathryn Ogawa (I.M. Pei & Partners alum) and Giles Depardon (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill alum) created a "Darth Vader"-like silhouette through segmented volumes and material juxtapositions, emphasizing authenticity through weathering patterns and natural material aging.

Located in Manhattan, NYC, 30 Orchard Street is a boutique condominium residence situated in the heart of Chinatown. This building, designed by the award-winning team at Ogawa Depardon Architects, offers modern living with its stylish design. It features 1-2 bedroom apartments, making it an attractive option for those seeking a contemporary lifestyle in a vibrant neighborhood.

The neighborhood boasts a lively scene with nearby attractions like Dimes Square, known for its dining, shopping, and nightlife. Residents enjoy easy access to public transportation, making it a walker's and rider's paradise with a walk score and transit score of 100.

The building is part of a community served by several nearby schools, including Ps 42 Benjamin Altman, Ms 131, and Emma Lazarus High School.


30 Orchard Street, Manhattan, NYC Amenities:

  • Virtual Doorman
  • Elevator Access
  • Package Room
  • Storage Space
  • Key-Locked Elevator
  • Pet Friendly

30 Orchard Street, Manhattan, NYC

  • Location: Chinatown/Lower East Side, steps from Dimes Square
  • Building Type: Multifamily mid-rise condo (11 stories)
  • Commercial Space: Retail condo units available
  • Recent Availabilities: 2,477 SF retail space vacated 6/1/2024
  • Access: F subway line (2 blocks)
  • Features: 23' ceilings, mezzanine potential, venting options

Tenant type examples: Art galleries, boutique retail, creative office users


Internet providers available at 30 Orchard Street, Manhattan, NYC, include:

  • Spectrum: Offers cable services with speeds up to 1 Gbps, starting at $30/mo.
  • Optimum: Provides fast internet with speeds up to 8 Gbps, starting at $40/mo.
  • Verizon: Offers both 5G internet and fiber options with speeds up to 2.3 Gbps, starting at $49.99/mo.
  • T-Mobile Fiber: Extensive fiber availability in Manhattan, offering speeds from 87 to 415 Mbps, starting at $35/mo.
  • Hughesnet: Satellite internet available throughout the city, offering speeds up to 100 Mbps, starting at $49.99/mo.

Availability of these services may vary depending on specific building coverage. Checking with the building management or each provider for precise availability and pricing is advised.

30 Orchard Street is located in Manhattan's Chinatown area. The nearest cross streets include Allen Street and Delancey Street. For public transportation, nearby options include:

Subways: F, J, M, B, D lines at Delancey Street – Essex Street or Grand Street stations.

Buses: Routes B39, M15, M15-SBS, M9, and M14A-SBS provide service to the area.

Nearest Stops: Allen St/Delancey St, Essex St/Rivington St, and East Houston St/1 Av.

Nearby Office Tenants Leased
  • The Administration for Children's Services leased 450,000 SF at 150 William St
  • Translation leased 35,000 SF at 10 Jay Street
  • Park Row South Nassau Street, LLC leased 11,365 SF at 116 Nassau St
  • Postworks New York leased 11,000 SF at 100 Avenue of the Americas
  • The Hawthorne Foundation leased 10,830 SF at 156 William St
  • Spring Studios leased 5,000 SF at 120 Wooster St
  • FuMorton Architects leased 3,150 SF at 107 Grand St
  • New York Hearing Center Inc leased 2,800 SF at 128-138 Mott St
  • Wellington Physical Therapy and Acupuncture leased 2,000 SF at 139-149 Centre St
  • Abe Young leased 1,300 SF at 134 Spring St

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