40 Broad Street

40 Broad Street, NEW YORK, NY 10004

UNITS 158

FLOORS 31

BUILT 1986

Developer Zamir Equities & The Setai Group

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8 Active Sales

3 Active Rentals

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Description

40 Broad Street is a building that appeals to many New Yorkers. These apartments provide residents with details such as floor-to-ceiling windows. Residents have the building's fitness center and business meeting room at their disposal. Visitors to 40 Broad Street may take advantage of its available apartments. The condominium building was formerly known as the Setai. Residents and guests of 40 Broad Street live across 30 floors and 167 apartments. The condominium was built in 1986.

Building Amenities

bike storagebusiness meeting roomconciergeday spadoormanelevatorfitness centergaragelaundrylaundry room on every floorlibraryloungeparkingpied-a-terre allowedrooftop decksaunascreening roomsteam roomstorage roomsublets allowedvalet servicewasher/dryer allowedwine cellar

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Unit	Beds	Baths	SqFt	Price
PH3B Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate	1 Bed	2 Baths	1,070	$ 1,050,000
24E Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	1 Bed	1 Bath	891	$ 975,000
14-B Listing Courtesy of The Agency Brokerage	1 Bed	2 Baths	859	$ 899,000
18B Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	1 Bed	1 Bath	1,051	$ 1,165,000
PH2A Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	1 Bed	3 Baths	920	$ 1,095,000
14H Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	2 Beds	2 Baths	1,340	$ 1,250,000
PH3F Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	2 Beds	3 Baths	1,322	$ 1,595,000
11E Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate	1 Bed	2 Baths	1,096	$ 1,125,000

Living in the Financial District is a truly unique, exciting experience. Home to the New York Stock Exchange, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the headquarters of numerous financial institutions, the Financial District spills prestige. Today, modern luxury buildings are providing NYC residents the opportunity to live in one of the most economically vital areas in the world. Cobblestone streets guide huge influxes of office workers and tourists to landmarks and museums around the neighborhood. There is easy access to the subways, and the neighborhood is easily walkable. After working hours, the neighborhood quiets down, but you can still find a number of excellent restaurants and nightlife spots. There are also numberable shopping options thanks to places like The Westfield World Trade Center, a spacious mall with a wide range of both high-end and mid-range stores.

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