White St, Tribeca
Ranked 8th best street in Tribeca
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Great for
- Peace & Quiet
- Clean & Green
- Cost of Living
- Eating Out
- Lack of Traffic
Not great for
- Internet Access
- Medical Facilities
- Resale or Rental Value
- Neighborly Spirit
- Gym & Fitness
Who lives here?
- Tourists
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Reviews
White St
"Double Sided Street"
During the day, this street would almost seem as though it is deserted. There are many restaurants and private clubs from which to choose from, but during they days, their facades are asleep the to the world. Peppered between these places, are some gorgeous private lofts that call to attention who must actually live on this upscale street. Most of the residents are away from here during the day, and it is actually one of the most peaceful streets to be on while the sun is out. I would recommend taking the stroll down here, just to take a look and see if you’d like to come back at night when the energy rattles.
White St
"THE Night Scene"
I love night scenes in cities, and this is my favorite out of almost any. The street is quiet while the sun is out, almost no activity or life. You could almost mistake it for abandoned. But when the moon comes out, so do the party animals. The clubs are amazingly fun, and they're everywhere you turn. If you love the club scene, make this a must-stop visit and you won't regret it.
White St
"Does anyone really live here?"
Who would think so much goes on behind the scenes of these converted factories. Many have been turned into lofts with private elevators.
There are many trendy restaurants to chose from all with-in walking distance and private clubs for nightlife with invite only access.
Day time brings a quiet atmosphere as most residence travel to their place of employment and traffic is rather light for New York City which makes one wonder if anyone really lives here at all or was the night just a figment of your imagination?
There are many trendy restaurants to chose from all with-in walking distance and private clubs for nightlife with invite only access.
Day time brings a quiet atmosphere as most residence travel to their place of employment and traffic is rather light for New York City which makes one wonder if anyone really lives here at all or was the night just a figment of your imagination?
