About the Building

1993/1994 Winner of BOMA Modernization/Restoration Award.

Prestigious Wall Street address. Prime location in the heart of the Financial and Insurance Districts. Recent $26 million upgrade including a new marble lobby, concierge desk, elevator cabs & controls, safety, electrical and air conditioning systems. The state-of-the-art concierge desk in the lobby monitors building access around the clock, 365 days a year, via guards and closed circuit TV system with VCR recording. Two new energy-efficient steam absorbers. Additional cooling available to tenants by two separate cooling towers operating 24 hours daily with tap-offs provided at each floor.

A new 1,000 KW emergency generator is operational for back-up protection to 100 Wall Street’s base building systems and tenants’ requirements. All life, safety and fire-related systems, emergency lighting, elevator recall, security, and tenant supplementary A/C towers are connected. Additional capacity is available for tenants’ special use. Multi-tenant floors feature new above-standard finishes in common areas including new ceilings, lighting, base molding, carpeting, wall covering, and tenant directories.

Tenant premises to be delivered free of asbestos-containing materials (ACM). Leases signed in this building may qualify for the Commercial Revitalization Tax Incentive Program. Please contact the Alliance for Downtown New York’s Benefits Hotline, (212)732-2407.

100 Wall St. qualifies for each of the following economic incentive programs: WTC Business Recovery Grant Program; WTC Economic Recovery Power; Lower Manhattan Revitalization Program; Lower Manhattan Energy Program.

24/7 restricted access through state-of-the-art video badge system.
Digital video monitoring & recording of key common area and exterior perimeter. Easy access to buses, subways and ferry services. Available back-up generator capacity for tenant tie-in. Condenser water available for supplemental A/C systems. High-speed internet access provided by MCI Worldcom, Verizon, E-link and ConEd Communications. New building management system.