310 Greenwich Street
310 Greenwich Street is a supertall residential skyscraper rising in Tribeca, Manhattan, as an expansion of the landmark Independence Plaza complex.
310 Greenwich Street, Manhattan. 72 floors and 976 residences. Targeting 2032.
310 Greenwich Street is a supertall residential skyscraper rising in Tribeca, Manhattan, as an expansion of the landmark Independence Plaza complex. Developed by Vornado Realty Trust and Stellar Management with architecture by Morris Adjmi Architects, the roughly 1,090-foot, 72-story tower is set at the center of a three-winged podium woven into the existing 1970s residential campus along Greenwich Street. The project adds 976 residences, a substantial share of them income-restricted affordable homes delivered through New York's Universal Affordability Preference, and is pursued under the site's C6-4 zoning with a requested floor-area increase. Designed to knit new density into one of Lower Manhattan's most established residential enclaves, the tower pairs market-rate and affordable housing within steps of Hudson River Park, the Tribeca waterfront, and the neighborhood's cast-iron historic core.
Frequently asked
Where is 310 Greenwich Street located?
310 Greenwich Street is located in New York City.
When will 310 Greenwich Street be built?
310 Greenwich Street is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in 2032 (a TMW estimate).
Who is developing 310 Greenwich Street?
Vornado Realty Trust, Stellar Management is the developer behind 310 Greenwich Street.
Who designed 310 Greenwich Street?
310 Greenwich Street was designed by Morris Adjmi Architects.
How big is 310 Greenwich Street?
310 Greenwich Street rises 72 stories with 976 residences.