Situated at 167-169 Canal Street in the Chinatown neighborhood, this commercial office building was constructed in the year 1900. The New York structure contains 5 stories above the street level and includes approximately 9,900 square feet of rentable office space. This building has a corner situation that gives tenants exposure on Canal and Elizabeth Streets. Thanks to the prime Chinatown situation and corner location, this building allows tenants to capture the attention of millions of passersby on a daily basis. Large windows are found on both exposed walls of 167-169 Canal Street, and these fill the building with natural light and allow tenants to watch the hustle and bustle of the surrounding neighborhood. Another great feature of the building is the amount of space available for signage. The D, B, J, F, N, Q, R and 6 trains are all located within easy walking distance of 167-169 Canal Street, and other forms of public transportation, which service all boroughs of New York are located conveniently, as well. While the main floor of 167-169 Canal Street is painted, the upper stories feature traditional red brick and dark-framed windows for a classic look.