One Wall Street

An Art Deco Icon Reimagined

One Wall Street is a landmark Art Deco conversion at the foot of Wall Street, transforming the former Irving Trust Company headquarters into 566 luxury residences. Developed by Macklowe Properties, the 56-story tower preserves the building's iconic 1931 limestone facade and Ralph Walker-designed interiors, including the restored Red Room with its floor-to-ceiling mosaic murals, while introducing contemporary luxury living.

Residences

The 566 residences range from studios to four-bedroom homes, featuring 10-foot ceilings, oversized windows with deep sills, custom white oak flooring, and chef's kitchens with Waterworks fixtures and Miele appliances. Bathrooms feature heated marble floors and custom vanities. The building offers a wide variety of layouts, making it accessible to a broad range of buyers.

Amenities

Amenities span over 100,000 square feet and include a 75-foot indoor swimming pool, full-floor fitness center, spa with treatment rooms, a private IMAX screening theater, golf simulator, children's playroom, coworking library, residents' lounge with terrace, and a rooftop observation deck. A Whole Foods Market occupies the retail space at the base of the building.

Location

Situated at the literal cornerstone of American finance, One Wall Street sits at Broadway and Wall Street, steps from the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, and Trinity Church. The building is above the Wall Street subway station with access to the 2, 3, 4, and 5 lines, and is near the Fulton Center transit hub and multiple ferry terminals.

Investment Perspective

The 566-unit inventory offers a rare range of price points in a premium FiDi location, from studios near $1.5M to penthouses over $13M. The building's 25-year tax abatement significantly lowers carrying costs, and the Whole Foods and IMAX amenities create a lifestyle proposition that drives strong resale and rental demand. The historic landmark status adds a layer of prestige valued by international collectors.