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Financial District Neighborhood Guide

Manhattan’s oldest neighborhood keeps its colonial street pattern of narrow, winding streets around Wall Street, Stone Street and the South Street Seaport. Over recent decades many historic office towers have been converted into residences, giving the area a large stock of condominiums and rental apartments with generous ceiling heights and extensive building amenities.

The waterfront is never far away: Battery Park, the East River Esplanade and ferries from Pier 11 connect the neighborhood to the rest of the harbor. Many subway lines meet at Fulton Center.

Financial District by the numbers

Median condominium sale price

$1.26M

326 recorded sales, Nov 2025–Oct 2026

Median co-op sale price

$767K

37 recorded sales, Nov 2025–Oct 2026

Typical asking rent (ZORI)

$4,914

Sep 2026 · +6.8% vs. a year ago

Median recorded sale price by quarter, Financial DistrictQuarters with at least five recorded sales. Source: NYC Department of Finance.$675K$879K$1.08M$1.29M$1.49MNov 2025Jan 2026Mar 2026Jun 2026Aug 2026
  • Condominium $1.10M
  • Co-op $828K
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Median recorded sale price by quarter, Financial District
MonthCondominiumCo-op
Aug 2026$1.10M$828K
May 2026$1.44M$731K
Feb 2026$1.42M$773K
Nov 2025$1.23M$773K

Reviewed & adjusted Sales medians use NYC Department of Finance records for this neighborhood over the last 12 complete months, with bulk or portfolio transfers excluded. Asking rents average the Zillow Observed Rent Index for the area’s ZIP codes (10004, 10005, 10006, 10038).

Residences we have represented in Financial District

Includes current and past listings. Availability is shown on each listing.

Questions and answers

What is the median sale price of a condominium in Financial District?
The median recorded sale price was $1,260,813 across 326 sales between Nov 2025–Oct 2026, according to NYC Department of Finance records (bulk transfers excluded). Prices vary widely by building, size and condition.
What is the median sale price of a co-op in Financial District?
The median recorded sale price was $767,351 across 37 sales between Nov 2025–Oct 2026, according to NYC Department of Finance records (bulk transfers excluded). Prices vary widely by building, size and condition.
What is the typical asking rent in Financial District?
About $4,914 a month as of September 2026, based on the Zillow Observed Rent Index for ZIP codes 10004, 10005, 10006, 10038, +6.8% compared with a year earlier. It reflects advertised rents across all apartment types and sizes.
Which subway lines serve Financial District?
2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z, R and W, many connecting at Fulton Center; 1 at Rector Street and South Ferry; ferries from Pier 11 and the Battery.
What types of homes are found in Financial District?
Full-service condominiums and rentals, many in former office towers converted to residential use, with extensive building amenities.
How can Rossi Living help me buy, sell or rent in Financial District?
We advise buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants across New York City, with building-by-building research, board package preparation and negotiation. Contact us for a private consultation.

This guide provides factual information from public sources and is not a recommendation of any neighborhood. Rossi Living LLC serves buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants in all New York City neighborhoods and complies with federal, New York State and New York City fair housing laws. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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