Welcome to 100 Barclay Street, a building located in Tribeca, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan in New York, NY.
As a quick overview, these are the most up-to-date information we've collected about the property.
The building itself was built in 1930.
This is a relatively tall building with a total of 32 floors.
From what we gather, there are a total 156 residential units.
Tenants may find it interesting to learn that this building has been designated as a landmark. That's pretty cool! The building landmark name is INDIVIDUAL AND INTERIOR LANDMARK.
According to local assessors, the total value of the building is currently valued at $105,002,315.
Specifically, the value of the land that the property sits on has been assessed at $14,770,965.
Here's what we know about the features and amenities in this building.
While there is no garage access for residents, you will probably be able to find a local garage to park your car at instead.
The code designated for the basement in this building was 5 which stands for: "".
The local assessor's office has not provided us with information related to the roof cover material and the type of roof the building has.
More About The Building
In comparison, the lot area is listed as 51,055 square feet.
The depth of the property lot was measured at 255 square feet and the front at 213 square feet.
The building itself has 940,515 square footage of total floor area.
Out of that, 372,062 square footage of floor area is residential. The rest of the space could be utilized as commercial, garage, factory, or alternative use space.
Fun fact, were you aware that buildings can shift depending on temperatures outdoors? This might remind you of middle school science classes, but heat will cause most materials to expand while the cold will cause them to contract. As a result, many architects and engineers often have to make sure that control joints are made up of the right materials and in good condition.
The building class code for 100 Barclay Street is unknown but given the importance of this information, we will work to update this data as soon as possible.
Interested in learning more about the neighborhood that the property is located in?
Buildings in the Tribeca area have a median price of $7,750.
Those in the 25th percentile, have a price around $5,524.
While those in the 75th percentile, have a price around $14,500.
Typically, the buildings in this area have a median sqft of 1,195.
That means that the median price per sqft is around $9.
In other words, the price per sqft for buildings in the 25th percentile is $7.
While the price per sqft for buildings in the 75th percentile is $10.
As a breakdown, we've included the following stats:
- There are currently a total of 28 studio listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $4,650.
That's $9.17 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 47 one bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $5,891.
That's $8.45 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 51 two bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $8,591.
That's $8.42 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 24 three bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $21,975.
That's $9.61 price per sqft.
- There are currently a total of 10 four bedroom listings.
The median price for these types of listings is $33,725.
That's $11.41 price per sqft.
About The Area
100 Barclay Street is located in 10013.
There are 28,211 people living here.
There are 11,934 households.
Most of these households have an average family size of 3.02 people.
According to the census, 72% are currently renting while 28% own their homes.
The median age of this population is around 36.9 years old.
On average, most folks in the zipcode are unmarried.
About 38% of folks speak a language other than English in this area.
The area's employment rate is currently around 64.3%.
Speaking of employment, the median income is $104,167.
Most folks will commute by public transportation for around 26.8 minutes.
Finally, we know that 10% of residents in the area have graduated with their high school degree.
Additionally, 36% and 27% have their Bachelor's and Master's degree, respectfully.
Moving on to the county level.
New York County, New York has a population of 1,634,989 people.
Based on census records, there are 753,385 registered households.
Families in this area are on average made up of 3.09 people per household.
Most folks are unmarried.
They are also typically around 36.7 years old.
Does diversity matter to you? Right now, 40% of folks speak a language other than English here.
About 77% rent while 23% purchased their homes.
Right now, the community is made up of 13% of residents who have graduated with at least a high school degree.
On top of that, 32% have a Bachelor's degree and 29% have a Master's degree.
The employment rate is currently around 62.9%.
Those employed, have a median income of $75,513.
If you move here, you can expect to commute mostly by public transportation for around 31.4 minutes.
Finally, let's take a look at the stats related to New York - Newark, NY - NJ - CT Urban Area.
The urban area is home to 18,812,161 people.
A total of 6,707,347 households are registered here.
With average family sizes being listed at 3.42 people.
About 25% of residents have graduated with a high school degree.
Of the rest, 22% have their Bachelor's and 16% have their Master's degree.
Folks speaking a language other than English, make up about 40% of the population.
Speaking of your commute, 59.7% of people in this area are employed.
The recorded median income is currently at $68,319 per year.
The median population age has been listed at 37.8 years old.
Interestingly enough, unmarried people make up the majority of the population.
Last but not least, renters make up about 50% of the population while homeowners are at about 50% of the population.
$4,650
Studio Median Rent
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