70 Pine

70 Pine is a landmarked Art Deco tower in the Financial District, built in 1932 as the headquarters of the Cities Service Company and now converted to rental residences. City Collection homes have 12-foot ceilings, open kitchens, and ASKO washers and dryers, while higher Tower and Penthouse homes add oak floors, stone countertops, and panoramic views. Residents have a doorman lobby, Wi-Fi, a 22,000-square-foot NYSC Elite Club with a turf track and Pilates and yoga studios, golf simulators, a bowling alley, and a screening room in the historic bank vault. The building also houses restaurants and the Mint House hotel for visitors.

70 Pine is a 66-story rental building at 70 Pine Street in Financial District, Manhattan, New York, NY, built in 1932.

12 apartments are listed right now: 7 studios at $4,304–$5,044 a month, 4 one-bedrooms at $5,825–$6,384 a month, and 1 two-bedroom at $8,480 a month. Asking rents across the building run $4,304 to $8,480 per month. Pricing was last verified on November 2, 2026.

Residents have access to screening room in historic bank vault, michelin star restaurants (crown shy, saga), 22,000 sqft amenities, city acres gourmet market on-site, billiards & ping pong lounge, pilates & yoga, bowling alley, virtual golf, and 5 more amenities.