New Development in Tribeca, NYC

101 Franklin Street

101 Franklin Street is a planned office-to-residential conversion and expansion designed by Steven Harris Architects, with Hill West Architects as architect of record and interiors by Rees Roberts + Partners. The 21‑story building is conceived as a contextual redevelopment that balances refined proportions and considered material choices within Tribeca’s built environment. Located at the corner of Franklin and Church Streets in Tribeca, directly across from 56 Leonard, the project occupies a discreet corner of one of Manhattan’s most distinctive neighborhoods. The address situates residents within Tribeca’s low‑scale, prewar streetscape while placing the building amid the quiet, layered fabric of the district. The condominium collection comprises 72 residences arranged in two‑ to five‑bedroom plans, described as featuring soaring ceilings, generous proportions, purposeful layouts and open views. Specified finishes are expected to include rich stone, warm woods and layered metals, and upper homes will look across the neighborhood with glimpses of the Hudson River and the Midtown skyline. Reported building amenities include an attended lobby with full‑time doorman, central air conditioning, elevators, in‑unit washer/dryer, mail room, bike storage, private terraces and balconies, on‑site parking and ground‑floor retail. Sales are expected to launch in fall 2026, with delivery targeted for 2029.

• Attended Lobby With Full-Time Doorman • Central Air Conditioning • Elevators • In-Unit Washer/Dryer • Mail Room • Bike Storage • On-Site Parking • Private Terraces and Balconies • Ground-Floor Retail