Neighborhood Profile
By many criteria, Tribeca could be considered the best place to live in the city. It enjoys minuscule crime levels, great schools, tons of transit, well-planned waterfront access, and light-filled loft-type apartments in painstakingly rehabbed industrial buildings. But having already overtaken the Upper East Side as the city’s richest precinct, it is prohibitively expensive, and any traces of racial and income diversity are long gone.
Boundaries
Vesey St. to Canal St., Broadway to Hudson River
Subway Stations
1 to Canal St.
A,C,E to Canal St. | 1 to Franklin St. | N,Q,R,W to Canal St. | 1,2 to Chambers St. | A,C to Chambers St. | R,W to City Hall | 2,3 to Park Pl. | E to World Trade Center
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Quality of Life
Number of Trees
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- 800
Number of Murders
| 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Transportation
| Travel time to... | 42nd St. | Fulton St. | Columbus Circle | Union Sq. |
| ... in Minutes From Franklin St. | 11 | 8 | 15 | 14 |
- Number of Trains: 10
- Number of Stations: 9
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