25 Broad at The Exchange

Originally built in 1902 as the “Broad Exchange Building”, 25 Broad Street has continued in the tradition of old-world elegance set by its former incarnations. With a dramatic marble façade and high ceilings, it carries its reputation as one of most valuable office buildings of yesteryear into the new era.

Although it was first designed by Clinton & Russell (in the Italian Renaissance Revival style), its current incarnation has been completely remade. The effect of the new, modern design has been an entirely pleasing one. Not only were elevators added, but also a new roof, and an overhaul of the old HVAC system.

Placed within the Financial District, 25 Broad Street is a mere block from the New York Stock Exchange. Residents can enjoy 24-hour access to in-house security and a host of fitness options. Within 25 Broad Street, tenants will find a state-of-the-art gym complete with an indoor pool, steam room and up to date exercise equipment. Other amenities include a business center, a resident’s lounge, dining room with full catering, as well as a viewing garden and tearoom.

Each unit is spacious and well lit and offers chic quality finishes. Descending the spectacular marble staircases in the lobby, residents can take in the lobby’s grandiose, 18-foot coffered ceilings . Terrazo floors and 18-foot ceilings in the lobby make walking through 25 Broad Street a pleasure.  As a final testament to the pleasures of modern amenities, 25 Broad Street also has a rooftop observation deck so residents can take in panoramic views of the city.