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A Family-Friendly Haven in Lower Manhattan

In many ways, Tribeca is a neighborhood for New Yorkers who’ve made it. Once a sparsely-populated industrial area filled with factories, its sweeping lofts are now inhabited by sophisticated families and celebrities enjoying the rarest of Manhattan luxuries: breathing room. Everything’s a little bit bigger here — the streets, the spaces, and, yes, the incomes.

While Tribeca invites an affluent, family-oriented crowd, it’s not at the expense of a sense of what’s cool. Every year, the Tribeca Film Festival brings in filmmakers and viewers from around the world. Some of Manhattan’s most acclaimed restaurants, including the legendary Odeon, are here. And Tribeca residents find more than work in the neighboring Financial District and Battery Park — a batch of new developments offering everything from shopping and restaurants to cooking and sailing lessons have emerged with the rebuilt One World Trade Center.

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When I'm in Downtown I visit Maxwell's bar and Search and Destroy vintage shop.
Michelle, Personal Stylist
It's a diverse area, from the people to the food, to the mix of parks and architecture.
Sean, Artist
The streets here are like no other in the city. You almost feel like you're in the 1950's.
Paul, Bartender
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