Rent Apartment 55 Broad Street

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Rent Apartment 55 Broad St Property Overview

Building Address: 55 Broad St, New York NY 10004
Building Name: 55 Broad
Zip Code:10004
Neighborhood:Financial District
Borough:Manhattan
Stories:0
Year Built:2024
Building Class:A


55 Broad Street, Manhattan, NYC is a 30-story building located in the Financial District, originally constructed in 1967 by Emery Roth & Sons.

The building has a notable history as it was once home to high finance offices, including Drexel Burnham Lambert in the 1980s. It was later repurposed and became known for housing different financial operations.

Originally used for office space, 55 Broad Street is currently undergoing a conversion into 571 luxury rental apartments. Led by Silverstein/Metro Loft, this redevelopment aims to incorporate hospitality-quality amenities while focusing on sustainable design features like all-electric appliances and HVAC systems.

The conversion, designed by Cetra Ruddy, will retain the building's original setbacks, providing generous private outdoor terraces. Additional amenities include private club venues, a landscaped sundeck with outdoor grilling stations, and a rooftop pool.

55 Broad Street, Financial District, Manhattan, NYC

A 30-story building at Broad Street and Beaver Street in Manhattan's Financial District. Originally constructed from 1964–1967 as Goldman Sachs headquarters, currently undergoing conversion to 571 residential apartments (completion expected ~2025).

  • Ownership: Silverstein Properties, Metro Loft, and Rudin Management partnership
  • Architectural details: 410,000 sq ft commercial-to-residential conversion
  • Location coordinates: 40.70528°N latitude, 74.01111°W longitude

Amenities at 55 Broad Street, Manhattan:
The building offers a range of amenities to enhance the living experience:

- Harbour Lounge - Outdoor Pool and Resort-Style Sundeck - Rooftop Grills and Dining Stations - Entertainment and Gaming Hub - Media Room - Coworking Lounge - TechnoGym Fitness Center - Yoga Studio - Lobby Library - 24-Hour Attended Lobby - Pet Washing Station - Resident Storage



  • Notable past office tenants: Align Communications Inc, Metis Associates, NS1, and others (16 total prior to conversion)
  • Former headquarters: Goldman Sachs (1967-1983), Rudin Management Company (1964-2023 ownership)
  • Conversion status: Fully converted to 571 residential units (2023-2025), now leased as 55 Broad luxury apartments with Silverstein Properties/Metro Loft management

At 55 Broad St in Manhattan, NYC, there are multiple internet service providers available.

  • Intercom Online Inc offers broadband access options including DSL, satellite, T1, T3, and managed virtual private networks on the first floor.
  • First Gate Internet is located on the 24th floor and specializes in providing a range of internet services to both businesses and individuals.

Transportation & Cross Streets - 55 Broad St, Manhattan, NYC

Subway:

  • Broad St Station (2, 3, 4, 5, R) – 1-minute walk
  • Wall St Station (2, 3, 4, 5) – 2-minute walk
  • Rector St Station (R) – 3-minute walk

Bus Routes: BM4, BXM18, M103, M15, M15-SBS

Nearest Stops: Broadway @ Exchange Pl, Broadway/Rector St, Broadway & Wall St

Cross Streets: Broad Street runs between South William St and Water St, intersecting with Beaver St and Exchange Pl.

Office Tenants Rented / Leased 55 Broad St
  • Netbiis USA leased 992 SF
  • LeaDOG leased 2,055 SF
  • Reputation Institute leased 10,105 SF
  • Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP leased 12,444 SF
  • Align Communications leased 24,707 SF
  • RCN NY Communications leased 24,707 SF
  • Woodmere Trading LLC leased 1,465 SF
  • Travel Ad Network leased 10,499 SF
  • The International Securities Exchange leased 16,173 SF
  • Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting leased 1,772 SF

Nearby Office Tenants Leased
  • NYC Health + Hospitals leased 514,884 SF at 100 Pearl St
  • AIG leased 86,000 SF at 160 Water St
  • SourceMedia leased 42,460 SF at 1 Whitehall St
  • TMP Worldwide Advertising and Communications leased 37,400 SF at 125 Broad St
  • MCIC Vermont leased 13,100 SF at 14 Wall St
  • Concepts of Independence leased 11,409 SF at 120 Wall St
  • Bollinger Inc. leased 6,621 SF at 100 Wall St
  • The White House Project leased 3,859 SF at 110 Wall St
  • The Global Justice Center leased 3,832 SF at 11 Hanover Sq
  • Drabkin & Margulies leased 2,828 SF at 120 Broadway

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