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Manhattan's Civic Center, a nabe located between TriBeca and the Financial District, is just that: the center of city government. The watchful visitor might recognize a familiar backdrop from an NYC television crime drama.
Primarily non residential, the Civic Center is home to City Hall and its park, larger government buildings, and Foley Square. The areas around the civic buildings offers access to several subway lines.
Top Votes – Score out of 100
Public Transportation
77%
Public Transportation 77
Families 63
Green space 50
Public Schools 50
Community 50
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0%
Empty nesters 31
Quiet 27
Seniors 25
Income 18
Singles 0
Top Reviews from Travel Rentals Neighborhoods
I’m working down in Civic Center as a courthouse stenographer and I like it down there. Sure there are people around in Civic Center but where are you going to get away from that in Manhattan? I live right near a Q train too so the commute is okay and even if I had to take a different train I feel like it probably wouldn’t be a big deal. Anyways, Civic Center is a government place, don’t come down here if you’re looking for a rip-roarin’ good time.bbb