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One - Three Bedroom Condominiums in the Financial District, Manhattan.
The Broad Exchange Building sits at the corner of Broad Street and Exchange Place, two of Lower Manhattan's most storied cobblestoned streets, steps from the New York Stock Exchange and Trinity Church. The South Street Seaport District, Brookfield Place, Battery Park, Tribeca, and SoHo are all within easy reach. The Fulton Street transportation hub connects residents to 12 subway lines, while nearby ferry service reaches Brooklyn, Governors Island, New Jersey, and Staten Island. Lower Manhattan has undergone a remarkable residential transformation — and 25 Broad sits at the center of it.
Built in 1902 and still standing strong, The Broad Exchange Building is approaching its 125th year — a testament to the craftsmanship and character that define this address. A limited number of one- and two-bedroom residences are available, priced from $895,000. Schedule a private tour with the sales team today.
The Broad Exchange Building is a New York City landmark, recognized for its ornate Italian Renaissance Revival facade, restored double-height marble lobby, and sweeping twin staircases that have defined this corner of the Financial District for over a century. More than 8,000 square feet of amenities bring the same level of care to everyday living — a rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen, resident lounge, private event suite with a catering kitchen, state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga studio, 3D sports simulator, children's play areas, and a pet grooming spa. It is a building that has always been built to last.
The Broad Exchange Building offers 308 one- and two-bedroom residences and a limited collection of penthouse homes, each thoughtfully designed to honor the building's landmark character. Ceilings reach up to 13.5 feet, wide-plank hardwood floors run throughout, and kitchens are outfitted with premium Miele, Bosch, and Liebherr appliances. Generous layouts, ample closet space, and in-unit washer/dryers make these homes as functional as they are distinctive — a rare chance to own something truly irreplaceable in Lower Manhattan.