Bounded by Canal Street to the north and Murray Street and Chambers Street to the south, extending from Broadway westward to the Hudson River, TriBeCa—an acronym for Triangle Below Canal Street—occupies a vast, low-rise expanse of Lower Manhattan that fuses industrial heritage with refined urban living. Once the city’s produce and dry-goods hub, it is now one of the most architecturally cohesive and artistically revered neighborhoods in New York.