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Urban convenience and history in the heart of Manhattan
A neighborhood with century-old ties to the fashion industry, the Garment District still hums with the energy of commerce. It’s an area at the center of it all, just south of Times Square, providing quick and easy access to other parts of Manhattan. “There’s a ton of history layered into the area,” says David A. Palmieri, a Corcoran broker who sells properties here. “The buildings were not originally built for living, so it’s a different loft-like spatial experience that you really only find in other places like Soho, Tribeca or DUMBO.” The Garment District retains its urban edge, and its location is ideal for immersing oneself in the experiences and traditions of New York City.
You'll know you're in the Garment District by spotting the 28 ft tall Needle & Thread statue.
From the Manhattan Center in the Garment District, the Empire State Building is in background.
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Macy’s, MSG and diverse dining choices
Many know that Macy’s flagship store is in the Garment District. True to its name, it is also where many trade businesses, selling fabrics, trimmings and buttons continue to operate. Dining options include casual spots like vegan eatery Beyond Sushi and El Sabroso, a popular Latin American lunch counter tucked away in a freight entrance. Gastropub District Social serves elevated American and cocktails and Mercato offers Italian in a cozy setting. For groceries there is a Whole Foods opposite Bryant Park and a Target on 34th Street. The Drama Bookshop is a spot for literary culture and events. Madison Square Garden hosts concerts from global superstars and is the home of the New York Knicks and the New York Rangers.
The expansive Macy's flagship store in the Garment District is a regal reminder of the past.
Madison Square Garden is within walking distance of the Garment District.
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Loft-like spaces, co-ops and full-service condominiums
Homes vary widely in price and style in the Garment District. Co-ops typically have lower asking prices for the area, such as a $500,000 prewar studio or $957,000 postwar two-bedroom, two bath apartment. Older condominiums are listed for about $1.5 to $3 million. Newer buildings by renowned architects such as Pritzker Prize-winning architect David Chipperfield and Michael Graves with high-end appliances, custom millwork and extensive amenities typically command prices of $3 million and up.
Newer buildings by renowned architects typically command prices of $3 million and up.
In true New York fashion, residents of the Garment District live above shops and restaurants.
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Plazas and an active park to the north
Green space is scarce in the Garment District. City-designated parks function more as public plazas, with seating and vendors, than natural havens. But nearby Bryant Park not only offers a large expanse of grass, it’s also the site of non-stop activity, including the seasonal Winter Village with an ice-skating rink, free summer film screenings, and Broadway in Bryant Park.
Herald Square is a convenient stop of a break in the Garment District.
Seasonal events such as an ice skating rink are available at nearby Bryant Park in Midtown, NY.
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A big parade and holiday happenings
The Garment District is always active, but it really comes alive during the holidays. The iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off the season, and shoppers and tourists flock to the department store to shop and peer at holiday window displays. Bryant Park’s Winter Village features a tree-lighting, ice-skating, a holiday market and food vendors.
Bryant Park Winter Village
Ice Skating at The Rink
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A wealth of transit options
The Garment District’s central Manhattan location means transit to anywhere in the city is a breeze. No fewer than 14 subway lines can be accessed along 34th and 42nd Streets, providing local and express service options. The Long Island Rail Road and Amtrak depart from the new Moynihan Train Hall, and a PATH station at 33rd Street offers easy connectivity to New Jersey. The neighborhood’s Port Authority Bus Terminal is the world’s busiest bus terminal.
Public transportation is a staple of NYC, and the Garment District is accesible via the MTA.
Residents and visitors of Garment District navigate the city via the subway system.
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Strong private schools and a public in nearby Chelsea
While there are no elementary schools in the Garment District, the nearby public school Chelsea Prep enrolls prekindergarten through fifth grade and is highly rated, receiving an A plus from Niche. The private The Winchendon School for students grades nine through 12 is in the neighborhood and gets an A plus rating from Niche. Avenues The World School in Chelsea is part of a global network of schools for prekindergarten to Grade 12 students. It is also rated A plus by Niche.
A view of the Avenues The World School buildings from the street.
The Winchendon School located in the Garment District.
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Major projects on the horizon
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans a $10 billion overhaul of its midtown bus terminal, which is projected to be completed in 2032. New York’s Penn Station will also be reimagined and expanded with a multi-billion dollar project still in the planning phase.
Penn Station is a short walk from the Garment District.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
6
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Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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Garment District Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Garment District, Manhattan sell after 217 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Garment District, Manhattan over the last 12 months is $725,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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