Tribeca, also known as the “Triangle Below Canal” is southwest of SoHo and one of the most highly-desired areas in the city. The neighborhood was gentrified in the 70s when artists bought and renovated old industrial buildings. Now, it is replete with high-end restaurants that don’t become busy until late in the night, trendy bars in old warehouses, and upscale high-rise apartments that house celebrities.
| School Name | Type | Grades | Great Schools Rating | Parent Rating |
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| PS 150 | PUBLIC | PK - 5 |
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| PS 234 INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL | PUBLIC | K - 5 |
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just moved to tribeca with my french bulldog. we live in a studio and i like it so far nice neighbors no trouble getting around lots of shopping. lots of places to walk my dog. all in all good so far lets see how i like it in a couple of months,
Tory Schorsch lives here now
This neighborhood, also known as the “Triangle Below Canal” is to the southwest of SoHo and one of the most highly-desired areas in the city. It is replete with high-end restaurants that don’t become busy until late in the night, trendy bars in old warehouses, and upscale high-rise apartments that house both celebrities and the wealthy alike. In addition to party-goers this is a great neighborhood for families because of its many parks and piers. But like many Manhattan neighborhoods, it is extremely expensive. Those with modest budgets had best look elsewhere.