Homes for Sale in Civic Center

The Civic Center area of Manhattan is the seat of New York City's government, housing major federal, state, and city facilities under its jurisdiction. It's a neighborhood defined by its iconic architecture, from the soaring Municipal Building to the stately courthouses. Beyond its administrative function, the Civic Center has seen growth in residential developments, marrying civic importance with urban living.

This neighborhood extends from Vesey Street up to Canal Street, and from Broadway to the Brooklyn Bridge, incorporating City Hall, One Police Plaza, and various courts and government offices.

The Civic Center area is covered by zip codes 10007 and 10013.

Civic Center

Bordering Neighborhoods

The neighborhood of Civic Center is bordered by the following neighborhoods:

• North: Tribeca
• East: Financial District
• South: Battery Park / Battery Park City
• West: Hudson River

Housing Stock

The Civic Center area, known for its government buildings and courthouses, also includes residential properties. The housing stock here features:

• Modern High-Rise Buildings: The area has modern high-rise residential buildings, offering luxury apartments with amenities like doormen, fitness centers, and rooftop terraces.
• Converted Office Buildings: Some older office buildings in the Civic Center area have been converted into residential lofts and apartments, blending historic architecture with modern interiors.
• New Development Projects: The neighborhood is seeing new development projects, adding contemporary residential options to the area.

Culinary

Civic Center area combines historical significance with a selection of upscale and fast-casual dining options.

• Augustine – Beekman St - A French brasserie offering refined classics.
• The Wooly Public – Barclay St - A stylish eatery serving American fare in a historic setting.
• Eataly Downtown – Liberty St - An Italian marketplace with multiple restaurants and food counters.
• Manhatta – Liberty St - An upscale restaurant with stunning city views, offering a seasonal American menu.
• The Beekman Pub – Beekman St - Traditional Irish pub with classic fare and a wide beer selection.

Green Spaces

The Civic Center area combines urban architecture with public spaces:

• City Hall Park: Known for its historic landmarks, pathways, and art installations. Located around New York City Hall.
• Thomas Paine Park (Foley Square): A public space often used for gatherings and events, surrounded by civic buildings. Situated at Lafayette St & Worth St.

Is Civic Center for you?

The Civic Center stands out for its architectural grandeur and historical significance, offering residents a unique blend of prestige and convenience. Its proximity to major government buildings and downtown amenities make it a distinct and desirable place to live.

Civic Center Real Estate Agents

Thinking of buying a home in Civic Center? Our Civic Center realtors are neighborhood experts who can help you find your dream home. In addition to a continuous feed of listings from all four of the MLSs covering New York City, we can provide up-to-the-minute Civic Center real estate information such average home prices and house sales history so that you can make a well-informed decision.

If you're selling a home in the Civic Center area, our listing agents will provide current market data for home values, comparison properties (comps), and a highly-tailored marketing plan to make sure you get the best price for your home.