One Wall Street - Financial District Residences de Luxe
Downtown Manhattan

One Wall Street

An Art Deco Icon, Reimagined

A Landmark Transformation

Where History Meets Modern Luxury

One Wall Street is a visionary transformation of Ralph Walker's 1931 Art Deco masterpiece - one of the most illustrious examples of the style in New York City history. Originally the headquarters of Irving Trust Company, this landmark has been reimagined into extraordinary luxury residences that marry downtown energy with uptown sophistication.

1931Year Built
654 ftHeight
48Stories
100,000+SF of Amenities
75 ftSky Pool
Détails de l'immeuble

One Wall Street at a Glance

Address

1 Wall Street, New York, NY 10005

Developer

Macklowe Properties

Architect

Ralph Walker (1931) / SLCE Architects

Year Completed

2023

Residences

566

Stories

48

Building Type

Copropriété

Neighborhood

Financial District

Résidences disponibles

One Wall Street Condos for Sale

Ce qui en fait un bien d'exception

Why Buyers Choose One Wall Street

Ralph Walker's 1931 Art Deco Landmark Transformed

One Wall Street is a building with genuine gravitas. Designed by Ralph Walker in 1931 as the headquarters for Irving Trust Company, it is one of the finest Art Deco structures in New York City. The transformation by Macklowe Properties preserves landmark elements like the iconic Red Room with its triple-height Hildreth Meiere mosaic murals while creating modern luxury residences throughout the tower. Our clients who appreciate architectural heritage and exceptional craftsmanship find this combination of old and new deeply compelling. You simply cannot build this kind of character from scratch in a new development.

100,000 SF of Amenities Including a 75-Foot Sky Pool

The amenity program at One Wall Street is massive: 100,000 square feet of resident-exclusive spaces. The headline feature is a 75-foot sky pool on the 38th floor, glass-enclosed with a wraparound terrace offering commanding views. The One Club restaurant and bar on the 39th floor offers a seven-day seasonal menu with a professional barista and mixologist on staff. A 6,500-square-foot co-working floor includes podcast studios and private conference rooms. Our clients are consistently impressed by the breadth and quality of these spaces. They rival what you would find at a five-star resort anywhere in the world.

75,000 SF Life Time Athletic On-Site

In addition to the private resident amenities, One Wall Street is home to a 75,000-square-foot Life Time Athletic club spanning four full levels. This is one of the largest and most comprehensive fitness facilities in all of Manhattan. Our fitness-focused clients view this as a major differentiator that genuinely impacts their daily quality of life. Having a world-class athletic club of this caliber in your own building eliminates the need for an external gym membership and makes daily fitness routines genuinely convenient. It is an amenity that would cost many millions of dollars to replicate as a private facility.

From $895,000 at the Most Iconic Address in Finance

Starting from $895,000, One Wall Street offers an entry point into Downtown Manhattan luxury that we consider exceptional value for the quality delivered. The address itself carries instant global recognition. Studios to four-bedrooms are available across four distinct collections: Terrace, Harbor, Loft, and Tower. The Harbor Collection offers views of the Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor from oversize bay windows. The Tower Collection on floors 40 through 48 features the largest residences with panoramic views. Two curated finish palettes, Brilliant White and Warm Stone, provide meaningful design choice.

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Our Take on One Wall Street

One Wall Street is a project we recommend with confidence because it combines three things that are difficult to find together: a genuine landmark building, an extraordinary amenity program, and pricing that starts below one million dollars. Developed by Macklowe Properties, this transformation of Ralph Walker's 1931 Art Deco masterpiece into luxury condominiums is one of the most ambitious residential projects in Downtown Manhattan history.

The Red Room is the building's crown jewel. This triple-height banking hall features luminous mosaic tiles by artist Hildreth Meiere and custom black-and-white mosaic tile floors handcrafted in Modena, Italy. Walking through this space every day as a resident is an experience no other building in New York can offer. The building received the 2023 Gold award from World Architecture News, confirming what we already knew: this is an exceptional piece of architecture.

The amenity offering at 100,000 square feet is among the largest in any residential building in the city. The 75-foot sky pool on the 38th floor, The One Club restaurant and bar on the 39th floor, and the 6,500-square-foot co-working floor with podcast studios are standout features. Adding the 75,000-square-foot Life Time Athletic club on-site creates a comprehensive living experience that is hard to rival anywhere in Manhattan.

Four residence collections, Terrace, Harbor, Loft, and Tower, provide variety across the building. The Harbor Collection with views of the Statue of Liberty is particularly compelling for international buyers. Two finish palettes, Brilliant White and Warm Stone, feature Italian cabinetry, honed marble, and Miele appliances.

For buyers cross-shopping The Greenwich at 125 Greenwich Street or other Downtown options, One Wall Street offers a more established building with immediate occupancy, a larger amenity program, and one of the most recognizable addresses in the world. Starting from $895,000, it is also the most accessible entry point into landmark Downtown living.

Les acquéreurs internationaux sont les bienvenus

Les ressortissants étrangers peuvent acquérir des biens en copropriété à Manhattan sans aucune exigence de visa ni de résidence. De nombreux acquéreurs internationaux recourent à des LLC pour la confidentialité et la transmission de leur patrimoine. Manhattan Miami accompagne les acquéreurs internationaux tout au long du processus d'acquisition, des options de financement aux procédures de clôture.

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About One Wall Street

One Wall Street is a luxury condominium development in Ralph Walker's 1931 Art Deco landmark in Downtown Manhattan. Developed by Macklowe Properties, the 48-story building at 1 Wall Street has been transformed from the former headquarters of Irving Trust Company into luxury residences ranging from studios to four-bedrooms, with prices starting at $895,000. The project received the 2023 Gold award from World Architecture News.

The building's architectural significance is anchored by the Red Room, a triple-height banking hall adorned with luminous mosaic tiles designed by artist Hildreth Meiere. Custom black-and-white mosaic tile floors handcrafted in Modena, Italy, create one of the most remarkable lobby experiences in all of New York City. The exterior preserves the original limestone and glass curtain wall that has defined the intersection of Wall Street and Broadway since 1931.

Residences are organized across four distinct collections designed to offer different lifestyle experiences. The Terrace Collection features 46 homes with private outdoor terraces finished in Glacier White stone pavers with power, lighting, and dedicated outdoor living areas. The Harbor Collection offers eight exclusive residences with oversize bay windows and views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, with great rooms of approximately 28 by 30 feet. The Loft Collection in the Modernist addition provides open-plan residences with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and views of Trinity Church and the Canyon of Heroes. The Tower Collection on floors 40 through 48 features the largest and most prestigious residences with oversized windows, eat-in kitchens, and separate service entrances. Two curated finish palettes, Brilliant White and Warm Stone, include Italian cabinetry, honed marble, and integrated Miele appliances.

The amenity program spans 100,000 square feet of resident-exclusive spaces. A 75-foot sky pool on the 38th floor is glass-enclosed with a wraparound terrace. The One Club restaurant and bar on the 39th floor offers a seven-day seasonal menu, a 4,500-square-foot landscaped outdoor terrace, and professional barista and mixologist service. A 6,500-square-foot co-working floor includes private phone booths, conference rooms, and broadcast-ready podcast studios. Additional amenities include a full-service fitness center with steam rooms and massage treatment room, children's playroom and teen lounge, The One Canine Club and dog spa, bicycle and e-bike storage, and 24/7 white-glove concierge service. A 75,000-square-foot Life Time Athletic club spanning four levels is also located on-site, providing one of the most comprehensive fitness destinations in Manhattan.

Located at the intersection of Wall Street and Broadway, the building is steps from the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, and the waterfront, with proximity to Whole Foods and the forthcoming Printemps, the iconic French fashion house's first American location.

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Les résidences

Un art de vivre sans égal

Tarifs

Collection de résidences

Terrace Collection

Studios to 2-Bedrooms

From $895,000

  • 46 residences with private terraces
  • Glacier White stone pavers
  • Power, lighting, and outdoor living

Harbor Collection

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Contact for Pricing

  • 8 exclusive homes
  • Oversize bay windows
  • Views of NY Harbor & Statue of Liberty
  • Great rooms ~28 by 30 feet

Loft Collection

Studios to 2-Bedrooms

Contact for Pricing

  • Open-plan residences
  • Floor-to-ceiling glass walls
  • Views of Trinity Church
  • Canyon of Heroes views

Tower Collection

Floors 40–48

Contact for Pricing

  • Largest & most prestigious residences
  • Oversized windows
  • Eat-in kitchens
  • Separate service entrances

Residences from $895,000

Prestations

100,000 SF of World-Class Amenities

A private world of leisure, dining, wellness, and work — all within the walls of one of Manhattan's most extraordinary buildings.

Sky Pool & Wellness

  • 75-Foot Sky Pool — 38th Floor
  • Glass-Enclosed Pool with Wraparound Terrace
  • Full-Service Fitness Center
  • Steam Rooms & Massage Treatment Room
  • Full-Service Locker Rooms

Dining & Social

  • The One Club Restaurant & Bar — 39th Floor
  • 4,500 SF Landscaped Outdoor Terrace
  • Professional Barista & Mixologist
  • Seven-Day Seasonal Menu
  • Private Dining Room

Work & Create

  • 6,500 SF Co-Working Floor
  • Private Phone Booths & Conference Rooms
  • Broadcast-Ready Podcast Studios
  • Lounge & Kitchen

Living & Services

  • 24/7 White-Glove Concierge
  • Children's Playroom & Teen Lounge
  • The One Canine Club & Dog Spa
  • Bicycle & E-Bike Storage
Design & Architecture

Les visionnaires

Ralph Walker

Original Architect (1931)

Designed the building as one of New York's great Art Deco landmarks, originally serving as headquarters for Irving Trust Company. Recipient of the 2023 Gold award from World Architecture News.

SLCE Architects

Conversion Architect

Led the visionary transformation of the 1931 landmark into luxury residences, preserving the original limestone and glass curtain wall exterior.

Hildreth Meière

Artist — The Red Room

Created the iconic triple-height mosaic murals in the Red Room banking hall, with custom black-and-white mosaic tile floors handcrafted in Modena, Italy.

Downtown Manhattan

The Center of Everything

One Wall Street sits at the crossroads of history and culture. Steps from the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, and the waterfront, residents enjoy proximity to world-class dining and shopping.

New York Stock Exchange

The world's largest stock exchange

1 min walk

Trinity Church

Historic church and cultural landmark

Adjacent

Waterfront & Battery Park

Scenic waterfront promenade and parks

5 min walk

Whole Foods & Printemps

On-site grocery and French fashion house

In building
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FAQ

Questions fréquentes

What is One Wall Street?

One Wall Street is a landmark luxury condominium conversion at 1 Wall Street in the Financial District, originally built in 1931 as the Irving Trust Company headquarters. The Art Deco masterpiece contains 566 residences across 48 stories.

Who designed One Wall Street?

The original building was designed by architect Ralph Walker in 1931 in a stunning Art Deco style. Walker was named 'Architect of the Century' by the New York Times. The residential conversion was overseen by SLCE Architects.

How many residences are in One Wall Street?

The building contains 566 condominium residences across 48 stories, one of the largest luxury condominium collections in Lower Manhattan.

Where is One Wall Street located?

1 Wall Street at the corner of Wall Street and Broadway in the Financial District, steps from the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, and the 9/11 Memorial.

What amenities does One Wall Street offer?

Amenities include a 75-foot swimming pool, fitness center by The Wright Fit, full-floor amenity lounge, private dining, children's playroom, co-working spaces, and a Whole Foods Market in the retail base.

What is the Red Room at One Wall Street?

The Red Room is a stunning Art Deco mosaic space within the building, originally the banking hall of the Irving Trust Company. It has been meticulously restored as part of the residential conversion and is one of the most spectacular interior spaces in New York.

Can foreigners buy at One Wall Street?

Yes. As a condominium, One Wall Street allows foreign buyers to purchase without co-op board restrictions.

What views do apartments have?

Residences enjoy views of New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, One World Trade Center, and the historic Wall Street streetscape.

What is the architecture of One Wall Street?

The building is a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture by Ralph Walker, featuring a limestone facade with dramatic setbacks and ornamental details. The 1931 building has been carefully converted while preserving its landmark character.

How does One Wall Street compare to other FiDi condos?

One Wall Street offers unmatched Art Deco architectural heritage, the largest unit count in the neighborhood (566 residences), and distinctive features like the restored Red Room. It combines historic character with modern luxury at competitive pricing.

What is the Financial District like for residents?

The Financial District has transformed into a thriving residential neighborhood with waterfront access, proximity to Brookfield Place and the Oculus, excellent transit, and a growing collection of restaurants and shops.

When was One Wall Street completed?

The residential conversion of the 1931 Art Deco landmark was completed in 2022, making it one of the most significant adaptive reuse projects in Lower Manhattan history.

One Wall Street exterior view
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Intelligence du marché immobilier de Manhattan

Contexte de marché : Les prix des condominiums de luxe à Manhattan sont segmentés par sous-marché. Le corridor de Billionaires’ Row (57th Street, entre Park Avenue et Columbus Circle) affiche le prix au pied carré le plus élevé des États-Unis, les résidences d'exception s'y négociant entre $4,000 et $10,000+ par SF. Le sud de Manhattan (Tribeca, West Village, Soho) possède son propre segment ultra-luxe, porté par la rareté de l'offre de programmes neufs. Les médianes des condos de l'Upper East Side et de l'Upper West Side se situent nettement en dessous des niveaux d'exception du sud de l'île, mais offrent des plateaux plus vastes et l'accès à Central Park. Les prix à Manhattan restent sensibles aux taux d'intérêt, aux tranches de la Mansion Tax et au stade du plan d'offre de chaque immeuble.

Éclairage sur les acteurs : Les programmes neufs vendus directement par le sponsor en 2026 comprennent 80 Clarkson (West Village), 255 East 77th (Upper East Side), 140 Jane (West Village), 1122 Madison (Carnegie Hill) et Mandarin Oriental Fifth Avenue. Parmi les immeubles achevés conservant une offre sponsor figurent Central Park Tower, 220 Central Park South, 53 West 53, 111 West 57th et 50 West 66th. Chacun présente un historique de sponsor, un prêteur de construction, un rythme d'amendements du plan d'offre et un statut 421-a ou autre abattement fiscal qui lui sont propres et doivent faire l'objet d'une diligence individuelle.

Signal pour l'acheteur : Les atouts structurels de Manhattan comprennent la procédure de plan d'offre supervisée par le Procureur général de New York (une protection procédurale de l'acheteur absente des marchés moins régulés), la profondeur du marché de la revente (forte liquidité à la sortie) et une offre restreinte à court terme (capacité de zonage limitée dans les sous-marchés centraux). Risques à évaluer au contrat : la progressivité des tranches de la Mansion Tax au-delà de $2M, la prise en charge des taxes de mutation par l'acheteur sur les ventes sponsor, l'exposition aux limites de parcelle et aux couloirs de vue de certains terrains, les règles de sous-location et de revente du conseil de copropriété, et le calendrier d'extinction du 421-a lorsqu'il s'applique. Le statut de tout projet, le niveau d'offre sponsor, les amendements du plan d'offre auprès du Procureur général, les prix ou le pourcentage de ventes doivent être vérifiés au moment de la demande.

Faits clés

Procédure de l'acheteur

Procédure des ventes sponsor à Manhattan : formulaire de réservation → remise du plan d'offre → revue par l'avocat d'acheteur → signature du contrat et dépôt initial → accord de prêt (en cas de financement) → closing à la livraison. Les procédures de l'offre sponsor et de la revente diffèrent ; une préparation conseillée en amont des visites est recommandée.

FAQ sur l'immobilier à Manhattan

Qu'est-ce que le plan d'offre du Procureur général de New York ?

Le plan d'offre est le document juridique déposé auprès du Procureur général de New York qui régit la vente de chaque condominium de Manhattan. Il définit le traitement des dépôts, les spécifications des lots, les charges communes, les taxes foncières, les obligations du sponsor et les protections de l'acheteur. Aucune vente de condo à Manhattan ne se conclut hors du cadre d'un plan d'offre accepté ; des amendements sont déposés périodiquement et examinés par les avocats des acheteurs au contrat.

Qu'est-ce que l'offre sponsor (sponsor inventory) ?

L'offre sponsor désigne les lots invendus encore détenus par le promoteur de l'immeuble (le « sponsor »). Les lots sponsor sont neufs, jamais habités, et peuvent s'accompagner de prix négociables, de crédits sur les frais de closing et de l'accès aux programmes d'abattement fiscal lorsque l'immeuble en bénéficie. Les transactions côté sponsor suivent le plan d'offre, et non le contrat de revente standard.

Quels abattements fiscaux s'appliquent à Manhattan ?

Le 421-a est l'abattement le plus courant pour les condos de Manhattan : il réduit l'exposition aux taxes foncières pendant 10 à 25 ans sur les programmes neufs éligibles. Le J-51 s'applique à certains immeubles réhabilités. Chaque abattement a un calendrier d'extinction et un statut d'éligibilité propre à l'immeuble, à vérifier dans le plan d'offre et le certificat fiscal le plus récent.

Quels frais de closing s'appliquent à un condo de Manhattan ?

Les frais de closing côté acheteur représentent typiquement 2% à 4% du prix, comprenant les taxes de mutation NYC et NYS (souvent assumées par l'acheteur sur les ventes sponsor), la Mansion Tax (1% au-delà de $1M avec des tranches progressives au-delà de $2M), la title insurance, les honoraires de l'avocat d'acheteur, la Mortgage Recording Tax en cas de financement, ainsi que les charges communes et taxes foncières au prorata.

Les charges communes sont-elles équivalentes aux frais HOA ?

Non. Les condos de Manhattan emploient le terme « common charges » (charges communes), et non frais HOA. Les charges communes financent le fonctionnement de l'immeuble, le personnel, les équipements et les réserves. Les taxes foncières sont facturées séparément par la ville de New York et ne font pas partie des charges communes.

Comment Manhattan Miami est-il rémunéré sur les transactions à Manhattan ?

Sur les achats de programmes neufs côté sponsor, c'est le promoteur qui paie la commission d'agent d'acheteur de Manhattan Miami. La représentation de l'acheteur ne lui coûte rien de sa poche. Sur les transactions de revente, les modalités de commission sont communiquées dès l'engagement.